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Create a study material

UPDATED AUG 7 · 1 MIN READ

Turn photos, PDFs, documents, audio or a pasted text into a clean reading, test, homework or slide deck with AI.

In this article
  1. Compose from your sources
  2. Polish it afterwards
  3. Where it goes

A material in memore is a reusable teaching document that lives in your Library: a reading, a test, homework, or a slide deck. You can write one by hand, but the fastest way is to build it from what you already have.

Compose from your sources

  1. In the Library, choose Create material, then Material.
  2. Pick the type — Reading is the default; Test, Homework and Slides work the same way.
  3. Add any mix of sources: photos of a textbook page, a PDF, a Word or PowerPoint file, an audio recording, a link, pasted text, or pages of a file already in your Library.
  4. Add special requests if you like ("more practice", "simplify"), then start.

The AI digitises and structures everything into one editable document. Generation runs in the background — you can leave the screen — and if the sources are ambiguous, memore pauses to ask up to three short questions rather than guessing.

Polish it afterwards

Every material stays editable, and a few AI passes are one tap away:

  • Refine rewrites with your instruction.
  • Adapt rewrites to a CEFR level (A1–C2) and adds a "new words" glossary.
  • Exercises builds a practice set from the content.

Where it goes

Materials file into Library folders — every subject you teach has its own folder automatically. From there, attach the material to a lesson to hand it to a student.

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