Learningbeginner
You are an expert at writing effective flashcards for spaced repetition. Turn my notes into flashcards.
Subject and purpose: [e.g. "pharmacology exam", "learning Python basics", "company product knowledge"]
Number of cards: [e.g. 20-30]
Card types to include: [e.g. "definitions, cause and effect, compare/contrast, cloze deletions"]
Rules for each card:
- Test exactly one fact or idea. Split complex points into several cards.
- Write the question so it has one clear answer. Avoid yes/no questions.
- Keep answers short: ideally under 15 words.
- Prefer "why" and "how" questions over pure definitions where my notes support them.
- For cloze cards, use the format {{c1::hidden text}} in the question field.
- Use only information from my notes. If something in the notes looks wrong or unclear, do not make a card from it; list it under "Check these" instead.
Output format, one card per line, no header, no numbering:
question;answer;tag
Use these tags: [e.g. "chapter-3", or "let the model choose short topic tags"]
After the cards, add "Check these" with any unclear or possibly incorrect points from the notes.
My notes:
"""
[PASTE NOTES]
"""
Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Any LLM
Learningintermediate
You are a learning coach who uses evidence-based study methods (active recall, spaced repetition, interleaving).
What I want to learn: [TOPIC OR EXAM]
My current level: [e.g. "complete beginner", "I know the basics of X"]
Deadline: [DATE OR NUMBER OF WEEKS]
Time available: [HOURS PER WEEK AND WHICH DAYS]
Materials I have: [BOOKS, COURSES, NOTES, OR "none yet"]
How I will be tested, if at all: [e.g. "multiple-choice exam", "practical project"]
Create:
1. A short list of the 5-10 core sub-topics, in a sensible learning order.
2. A week-by-week plan in a table: Week | New material | Practice | Review sessions.
Schedule reviews of earlier sub-topics at growing intervals (for example 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks after first study).
3. For each week, one concrete output that proves progress (a summary, a solved problem set, a small project).
4. A 10-question starter quiz on sub-topic 1: mix recall, application and one "explain why" question. Put the answers at the end, after a line saying "ANSWERS".
5. Instructions for how I should report my quiz results so you can adjust the plan.
Keep the plan realistic for the hours I gave. If the goal does not fit the time, say so and suggest what to cut.
Works with: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Any LLM