I have no textbook, only videos. Can I use it?

Paste the transcript or your notes from the video. Anything written can become a quiz.

Can I prove what I have learned?

Your dashboard keeps every attempt with its score and its date. A certificate with a code that anyone can check comes with a quiz set on the Educator plan, by a teacher or a course.

For self-learners.
Your course, your pace, your proof.

You are learning without a class: a language from an app, a field from books, a craft from videos. EdProcto turns whatever you are reading into the test a class would have given you, and keeps the record of what you have learned.

Start learning with tests The kits

What you get.

Any material becomes a test

A book chapter, an article, a transcript, your own notes. Procto AI writes the questions from it.

Language kits both ways

Vocabulary from and into the language, grammar gaps, listening once, reading a passage.

Spaced re-tests

Each quiz comes due again when memory needs it, so what you learn stays learned.

A book, chapter by chapter

Upload it and work through it with a quiz per chapter and a map of your progress.

A record of every attempt

Each sitting is kept with its score, what you missed and the day you sat it.

Rule-made drills

Arithmetic, conversions, spelling, capitals, dates: fresh numbers every time, without limit.

How it goes.

Step 1
Paste what you are learning from
Or upload the book, or open a kit.
Step 2
Test yourself
Study mode shows the answer and the explanation after each question.
Step 3
Keep the record
Your dashboard holds every attempt and what is due.

Why it is built this way.

The hardest part of learning alone is knowing whether it is working. A class gives you tests; a book does not. EdProcto gives every book its tests, written from the book itself, so you find out what stuck while there is still time to fix it.

Because the re-tests are scheduled, you stop losing what you learned three chapters ago. Because the kits are made by rule, a drill is never the same twice.

Kits for you.

Every kit

Languages 19Vocabulary both ways, grammar gaps, listening once, reading a passage.Trades, safety and licences 8Rules, procedures and the safe choice, in the style of the licence test.Computing and data 20Read the code, predict the output, find the bug, the concept behind it.Life, citizenship and general knowledge 27Driving, citizenship, first aid, money, the world: what everyone is tested on.Trivia and hobbies 14Pub-quiz rounds made by rule (capitals, currencies, winners, authors, planets) and any hobby from its own guidebook.Arts, music and design 15Works recognised, terms defined, techniques ordered, notation read.

Shapes you will use.

All 111

TranslateA sentence in one language, typed in another.DictationListen and transcribe.Listen onceThe clip plays one time only. Tests real listening.Cloze passageSeveral gaps in a paragraph. Grammar, vocabulary, fluency.One wordA single-word answer, matched exactly or with a slip allowed.EstimateA number scored by how close it is.

Guides for self-learners.

All the guides

A self-study plan from any book: quizzes by chapterWhat research says about remembering a book read for interest, and a plan to keep one: ten questions a chapter, two cumulative quizzes, two later returns.How to know you have learned something, not just read itThe feeling of knowing misleads. Five checks tell real learning from familiarity: recall after a day, explain, new questions, a new case, and again in a week.Learning to code alone: how to check you understand the codeFollowing a tutorial is not the same as understanding it. A weekly self-check of five kinds of question, from your own chapter, shows what you can do unaided.Studying for a certification on your own: a quiz per modulePlan self-study for a certification from the exam's published outline: a quiz for each module, a readiness rule built on scores, and a fix for a weak domain.How to test yourself when learning a language on your ownRecognising a word is not producing it. A self-test for vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading and speaking, the research behind each, and a weekly plan.How to test yourself when you are learning on your ownWith no teacher, nobody tells you what you do not know. Build the checks yourself: a test for each unit, a rule for known, widening re-tests and a record.

Questions.

I have no textbook, only videos. Can I use it?: Paste the transcript or your notes from the video. Anything written can become a quiz.
Can I prove what I have learned?: Your dashboard keeps every attempt with its score and its date. A certificate with a code that anyone can check comes with a quiz set on the Educator plan, by a teacher or a course.