gAIge is the first study tool that uses knowledge from thousands of professors, textbooks, and lectures to help you prepare where you need it most.
Overview
gAIge is a study tool built from the knowledge of thousands of professors, textbooks and lectures. It helps people prepare for the parts of an exam where they are weakest.
The product generates tests, keeps a history of results and can widen the set of topics and question criteria as the catalog grows.
It covers specialization exams in law, medicine, engineering and accounting, and the questions shift as someone keeps practicing.
The Challenge
Exam prep usually offers a fixed bank of questions. Students spend time on topics they already know, and the material does not reflect the range of professors, textbooks and lectures a specialization exam draws from.
The tool also had to support more than one test form, keep history and statistics, and let the team version prompts and see how each version performs.
Our Solution
We built a study tool that generates tests of different complexity from that body of knowledge, with several forms a student can take.
History and topic statistics feed the next set of questions, and prompt versions can be tracked so the team can see which version performs better as topics expand.
Key Features
The tool generates tests at different levels, so practice can match how far along a student is.
Past tests and statistics by topic show where preparation is strong and where it is thin.
Several test forms are available, so the same topic can be practiced in more than one way.
Prompts can be versioned, and performance can be tracked for each version.
Topics and other question criteria can be added quickly as the exam coverage grows.
The Impact
gAIge offers almost unlimited options across legal, medical, engineering and accounting specialization exams. As you take tests, it adjusts to the topics you need most, and continued practice improves exam scores.
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Fields: legal, medical, engineering, accounting
Adaptive
Questions on the topics you need most
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Exam scores with practice