Guided study sessions

Turn lecture material into a focused study session.

Choose the course, select the material and topics, and set the depth before you begin. Pexorio keeps the session tied to what you are actually studying.

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Pexorio Study Sessions setup for a Parallel Programming course with lecture topics selected

Start with a defined scope, not an empty prompt.

A study session is easier to finish when its material, topics, and pace are decided before it starts. Pexorio turns those choices into a clear session plan.

Students can select an entire lecture or choose particular subtopics. When a material contains more topics than one session can cover, the remaining topics stay available for another session.

How it works

Choose a study mode

Use Default Tutor for balanced study, Exam Rush for concise revision, or Deep Dive when a difficult topic needs more context.

Select lectures and topics

Use the detected topic map to see exactly what the session will include instead of wondering which sections were skipped.

Study and check understanding

Move through explanations and concept checks in one guided flow, then use practice when you want a more exam-like test.

Match the mode to the study problem

Not every session needs the same pace. A first pass through a new lecture is different from revision the night before a quiz.

The mode changes how concise or exploratory the session should be while the selected source material remains the foundation.

Default Tutor for regular lectures and balanced explanations.
Exam Rush for time-limited review of selected concepts.
Deep Dive for complex topics that need connections and detail.

Make topic selection visible

Pexorio maps the complete material before filling the session's topic capacity. The selected topics remain visible even when Entire Material is chosen.

That makes the scope inspectable before the session begins and leaves later sections available for the next study block.

Review automatically selected topics before starting.
Choose later sections manually when they are more urgent.
Split long material across multiple deliberate sessions.

Use academic judgement. A guided session supports revision, but it does not replace reading required material or completing assessed work. Select a realistic scope and verify important course details at the source.