Learning Pack

Learning Pack is the fastest way to turn a topic into two study views at once: a visual concept map and an interactive quiz. Use it when you want a different way to understand the material before checking recall.

Good uses:

• Turn class notes into a concept map and practice questions.
• Prepare for a topic quiz or short test.
• See how ideas connect before memorising details.
• Review a weak area found in Academic Tracker or Study Planner.
• Create a reusable revision artefact you can export.

How to use Learning Pack

1. Open the learning workspace.
2. Choose Learning Pack from the mode selector.
3. Enter one clear topic, question, or revision goal.
4. Attach or name the knowledge base if RoxWhy should use uploaded material.
5. Adjust the settings if needed.
6. Send the request and review the concept map first.
7. Complete the quiz and use the feedback to ask a follow-up question.

Example prompts:

• "Create a Learning Pack for Year 9 photosynthesis using my biology notes."
• "Make a concept map and five medium questions about causes of World War I."
• "Use my algebra revision knowledge base and build a Learning Pack for simultaneous equations."
• "Create a Learning Pack for the parts I missed in my last quiz."

Settings

Learning Pack includes a compact settings panel:

• Map: choose Interactive HTML, Interactive SVG, Mermaid, or Auto.
• Style Hint: add layout, colour, exam focus, or other visual guidance.
• Count: set how many quiz questions to create.
• Difficulty: choose Auto, Easy, Medium, or Hard.
• Question Types: choose the mix of multiple choice, concept, fill-in-blank, short answer, written, or coding questions where relevant.
• Image Stimuli: include image-based quiz prompts when the current model supports them.

Interactive HTML is the default because it can make the concept map the main on-screen learning layer, with clickable nodes and follow-up prompts. The quiz remains a separate interactive quiz underneath the map so answers, feedback, and review stay easy to use.

After the quiz

Use the results to keep studying:

• Ask RoxWhy to reteach the missed questions.
• Build another Learning Pack for the weakest concept.
• Save useful explanations to a notebook.
• Export the Learning Pack as Markdown for revision notes.
• Add a Study Planner task if the topic needs more practice.

When to use another mode

Use Chat if you only need a quick explanation.

Use Quiz if you only want practice questions.

Use Visualize if you only want a diagram, chart, or concept map.

Use Deep Solve for hard multi-step problems that need careful reasoning.

Use Book Builder when you want a longer structured learning path.