Learning
Interactive learning
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Type in a topic, the AI builds a lesson with a sequence of steps from it — and you play through it.
Why#
Not every subject is covered by a finished course. Here you learn self-directed what you need right now and keep your progress per lesson.
How it works#
Click pathCampusStudiesLearn interactively
- 1In the campus open “Studies” → “Learn interactively”.
- 2Write a topic in the field “Explain to me …” (e.g. “How does a neural network work?”) and “Build lesson” — or tap one of the suggestions (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1 The field “Explain to me …” with “Build lesson” and the suggestions below it. - 3Play through the lesson step by step: try things out, immediate feedback, onwards. No video, no lecture.
- 4“Your lessons” lists all your lessons with progress; “mastered” means: everything right the first time (Fig. 2).
Fig. 2 “Your lessons”: every lesson of your own with progress and the note “mastered”. - 5“Show profile” analyses strengths and what you should work on and suggests next topics.
Settings and switches#
- Switchable per tenantDefault: onModule: Interaktives Lernen
Streak, records and assignments#
- Streak — days in a row with a completed lesson.
- Mastered — lessons you solved completely correctly the first time.
- Learning records — for completed lessons with number and date of issue, verifiable via a dedicated verification page.
- Assigned to you — lessons that someone else has assigned. Whoever has built lessons can assign them to others by email address (with a note) and sees their progress.
Try it yourself#
Scan the QR code or press the button
Your own trial student is created automatically — no sign-up.
Try it yourselfhttps://uds-system.de/api/g-uds/rundgang?next=%2Finteraktiv
Related features#
- Switching learning modesA menu in the player in which learners choose the didactics: be asked Socratic questions, explain back, see an example or practise.
- Learning workshopGenerate study material from a course or your own material: study guide, flashcards, quiz, mind map, infographic, podcast, study plan and more.
