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Asking Qenot, and research reports

Ask anything about your material and get answers with their sources; go deeper with a cited research report.

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There are three places to ask: Chat in the sidebar (across everything you've added), each topic's chat, and each course's Course AI. The Ask Qenot button opens a chat beside your reading, study material or exam report.

Ask well

  • Ask it to quiz you rather than explain: “Quiz me on lecture 4, one question at a time.”
  • Choose Quick or Detailed under the message box.
  • The + button adds photos and files, turns on web search, or starts research.
  • Use the microphone to ask out loud.

Research reports

Choose Research from the + menu and ask a question. Qenot searches the web, academic sources first, reads about a dozen pages, and writes a cited report saved to a topic, so you can make flashcards from it like any other source.

Try it in Qenot

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Common questions

Where do the answers come from?

From your own sources first. Each answer lists the passages it used, with their pages. Turn on Search the web in the + menu to include the internet.

What's the difference between Quick and Detailed?

Quick gives a short, direct answer. Detailed reads more of your sources and writes a fuller answer; it takes longer and uses more of your allowance.

Who can use Research?

Research reports are part of the Student and Researcher plans.

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