Chapterlume
Every chapter, lit up.
Chapterlume is a study guide built from the textbook in the class, for students from grade 1 through college and trade school.
The problem with a generic deck
Most study tools start from a topic name. They produce cards that could belong to any course with that name. The quiz on Thursday belongs to a chapter, an edition, and a level.
Chapterlume starts from the file. It finds the book's chapters, reads the chapter you ask for, and writes the guide at the level you chose. The name is the idea: a chapter, and the light on it.
What that commits us to
The book's structure
Chapter titles and page ranges come from the PDF, not from a template unit list.
Answers, not only prompts
Practice includes the model answer and the reason a quiz choice is wrong.
A level that is audible
Grade school, high school, college, and trade school should not share a voice.
Open books stay open
Search is for openly licensed texts. A copyrighted book is one you upload because you have it.
Where to go next
If you want the sequence, start with how it works. If you want to hear the voice, read the sample chapter. If you already know the book, create a guide and map the chapters before you generate the first one.
Keep reading
The path
How it works
Chapterlume does not invent a course outline. It reads the textbook you give it, finds that book's chapters, and builds the guide, quiz, and final test from those pages.
Grade 1 through trade school
Who it's for
Chapterlume is for anyone studying from a textbook, from the first years of school through college and trade programs. The level is a writing choice, not a separate product.
An illustration
Sample chapter
This sample is a short biology guide in a young reader's voice. A real guide is longer, and it is written from the PDF you upload rather than from a stock example.