Your First Steps in DeepDojo.AI

Explore the Learning Page

Use the diagram to find the tutorial, chapter list, and AI coach on your first visit. On a phone, the tutorial and conversation each have their own view; switch between them as you study.

Tutorial                              AI coach
Title, goals, and lesson text          Top: Clear / Progress / Credits
Book icon: How to study this chapter   Middle: conversation or starting guide
Bottom: Previous / Chapters / Next     Bottom: mode buttons (scroll sideways)
                                      ┌───────────────────────────────────────────────┐
                                      │ Type a question or answer  [Tier icon] [Send] │
                                      └───────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Once you have found the main controls, read the tutorial title and “What You Will Complete in This Lesson.” They explain what you are working toward. Pick a short section and read it; ask the AI coach when a question comes up, or try Flashcards when you want to check your understanding.

These are the main areas of the workspace:

Area	What it is for
Tutorial	Read explanations and examples for this chapter
Chapter list	See all chapters, revisit one, or switch chapters
AI coach	Ask, practice, explain, and get feedback
Learning progress	View flashcard progress and open your learning status or progress report

To see how you might study the chapter, select the book icon at the top right of the tutorial. It opens “How to study this chapter,” with suggested steps, goals, and activities.

Open the AI Coach

On a computer, the AI coach usually appears beside the tutorial. On a phone, tap the chat bubble at the bottom right of the tutorial to open the conversation. Tap the back arrow at the top left to return to your reading.

┌───────────────────────────┐  ┌───────────────────────────┐
│ Mobile: Tutorial          │  │ After opening: AI coach   │
│ Goals and lesson text     │  │ [←] Back to tutorial      │
│                           │  │ Conversation and feedback │
│           [Chat bubble]   │  │ Mode row                  │
│ [←] [Chapters] [→]        │  │ Input              [Send] │
└───────────────────────────┘  └───────────────────────────┘
         Tap the chat bubble →

Each lesson opens in general conversation. You can ask about the lesson, DeepDojo.AI, how a mode works, or another one-off topic and get a direct answer. There is no separate button for this default mode. For focused study or practice, choose a mode above the message field. Scroll sideways to see any buttons that do not fit.

If a mode has no conversation history, it shows an introduction, brief steps with icons, and an example. Selecting the mode opens this guide without sending a message. To begin, ask a question, send “Start,” or describe what you want to practice. Select About this mode if you would like the AI to explain how it works.

When you select a mode, its icon, name, and any progress information replace the mode buttons. They appear above the message field in the white message box, separated from it by a thin gray line. Select × on the right to return to general conversation and choose another mode. Your saved conversations and learning progress remain available.

Changing chapters or reopening the learning page starts in general conversation. Closing and reopening the AI coach on the same page keeps your current mode.

Suppose you are studying the water cycle and want to clarify a concept. Choose Q&A and ask:

What is the difference between evaporation and condensation?

Start by saying what you want to clarify.

Ask and Practice

Once an explanation makes sense, try putting it in your own words. Try a sentence or two, or switch to Flashcards and answer a short question.

For example, while studying the water cycle, the AI might ask, “What happens when water vapor cools?” Try answering before reading the feedback. If you need help, say “Give me a hint.” If you have no idea, you can say “Show the answer.”

Keep asking if something is still unclear. Once you have resolved it, you can stop the conversation and return to the tutorial.

View Learning Progress

Open the AI coach and select the Learning progress icon at the top. You can see:

Chapter flashcard practice: How many cards you have answered correctly in this chapter and how many are required. The current requirement is 16 per chapter; check the panel for the displayed target.
Course flashcard practice: How many chapters have met their flashcard requirement, out of the total number of chapters.
Learning status: A summary of your understanding of different topics, based on the chapter's conversation.

This panel also opens your learning status details and progress report. When you have just started, the panel may still be empty.

Short-lines icon at the top of the AI coach
                    ↓ Select
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ ← Learning progress   [Status] [Report]      │
│                                              │
│ Chapter flashcard practice     3 / 16        │
│ Course flashcard practice      2 / 12        │
│ Learning status        What you have learned │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────┘

The numbers 3/16 and 2/12 are examples. “Status” and “Report” at the top right describe what the actual icons open.

Reaching the flashcard target completes the required practice. To check whether you can explain or apply the ideas, try explaining them yourself or working through a short scenario. You can come back later, too, and check what you remember.

Change Chapters

Use the chapter list to review an earlier chapter or choose a later one. You can also use the previous- and next-chapter controls at the bottom.

Bottom of the tutorial
[← Previous chapter]   [Chapter list]   [Next chapter →]
                             ↓
                All chapters → Select a chapter

Before moving on, you may want to look back at your answers and feedback. How did this chapter go? Stay if you want more practice. When you do choose another chapter, start by checking its learning goals.

For your first session, try this sequence:

Read a section → Clear up a question in Q&A → Try a flashcard → Read feedback

After that, check your progress or switch chapters as needed. Explore other features as they become useful.

Once you know the main controls, choose a learning mode for your next activity. For sign-in or access restrictions, see accounts and course access.