1A video that asks you
The video stops and asks you before it carries on, and in the interactive videos you pick an answer and see straight away if it is right.
Every idea starts from something that happens to us every day, like paying with a QR code. The videos are produced with AI tools and checked closely against your textbook.
2Learn how to solve, not what to memorise
In multiple-choice questions you see whether your answer is right and why — and why each of the other options is wrong.
Three practice levels in every lesson, from basic to advanced. If you like paper, there is a question sheet to print too.
3Wrote an essay answer? Your mark comes straight back
Write it your way and get your mark with comments on it, without waiting for anyone to correct it.
You see what was missing while the question is still fresh, and you practise the essay questions most students dread.
4Hundreds of questions per lesson, from easy to deep
From the direct question to “explain”, “evaluate” and “propose”: every level of thinking the exam may ask for.
Question banks tagged on the six levels of Bloom’s taxonomy, in 9 question types: multiple choice, true/false, essay, matching, ordering, drag and drop, and more.
5Sit it again and again — the questions change each time
At the end of every unit there are 15 exams, from easy to advanced.
Each attempt draws questions at random from the whole unit’s bank, so you learn your real level, not how well you remember the exam.
6Never alone
An AI assistant inside the lesson, a real team on the chat, and your own session with a teacher.
The assistant answers from your course only. On the chat, a person answers you, not a bot. And if you need more, book your own live session with a teacher on a lesson or a unit.
7Arabic school or language school? There is an edition for you
Screens and terms in Arabic like the Arabic textbook, or in English like the language-schools textbook — explained in Egyptian Arabic in both.