Create a study material
Turn photos, PDFs, documents, audio or a pasted text into a clean reading, test, homework or slide deck with AI.
In this article
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
- In the Library, choose Create material, then Material.
- Pick the type — Reading is the default; Test, Homework and Slides work the same way.
- 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.
- 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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