Topics are your building blocks. Courses are the architecture. Group your topics into a structured learning path and let AI suggest the optimal study order.
Learning Clarity Team · Updated
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Studying isolated topics is like reading chapters of a textbook in random order. A Course ties your topics together into a coherent sequence — so each thing you learn builds on what came before it.
What is a Course?
A course is a named collection of your topics, arranged in a specific learning order. It gives you:
A structured sequence — Topics are ordered from foundation to mastery, so you always know what to study next.
A unified progress view — A single progress bar shows how far you've come across all the topics in the course combined.
A course-level exam — Test yourself across all topics at once with a single AI-powered exam that spans the entire course.
Creating a Course
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Go to My Courses
Navigate to My Courses from the Dashboard. This is your central hub for all your learning paths.
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Tap the + Button
Open the creation form. Give your course a descriptive title — for example, "Certified AML Specialist" or "Python Fundamentals". Add an optional description to remind yourself what the course covers.
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Add Topics
From the Course Details screen, tap Add Topics. A panel slides up showing all your topics that are not yet in a course. Select one or more, then tap Add. Each topic can belong to only one course at a time.
My Courses
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AML Certification
5 topics · 23 sub-topics
68%
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Python Fundamentals
4 topics · 18 sub-topics
32%
+New Course
My Courses — each card shows the course title, topic count, and combined progress
Ordering Topics in a Course
The sequence in which you study topics matters. Learning Clarity gives you two ways to set the order:
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Manual Drag
Press and hold the grip handle on any topic row, then drag it up or down to the desired position. Your changes are saved automatically when you release.
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AI Suggest Order
Tap the AI suggest button and the AI will analyse the subject matter of every topic in your course, then propose a pedagogically optimal sequence — moving from foundational concepts to advanced material. Review the suggestion and save it, or adjust it manually afterward.
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Use AI Suggest Order when you're unsure about the right sequence. It considers the conceptual dependencies between topics and produces a "prerequisites first" ordering. You can always drag to tweak afterward.
AML Certification
5 topics · 68% complete
✨ AI Order
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1
Introduction to AML
4/4 ✓
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2
Risk Assessment Frameworks
3/5
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3
Customer Due Diligence
0/6
Course Details — drag topics to reorder, or tap AI Order to get a curriculum-optimised sequence
Taking a Course Exam
Once you have a course, you can take a single exam spanning all its topics at once — instead of running separate exams per topic.
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Tap Course Exam
On the Course Details screen, tap the Course Exam button to open the Course Exam Setup wizard.
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Select Topics & Subtopics
All topics and subtopics in the course are pre-selected. Expand any topic to deselect individual subtopics you want to exclude, or tap a topic's checkbox to remove the entire topic from this exam run.
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Configure and Start
Choose the number of questions, question types, difficulty, and whether to use a timer — then start the exam. The AI generates questions drawn from across all selected subtopics.
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Select Topics & Subtopics
AML Certification
3/3 topics · 23 subtopics selected
☑ Deselect All
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Introduction to AML4/4 ▲
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Risk Assessment5/5 ▼
Continue →
Course Exam Setup — all topics and subtopics are pre-selected; tap any to exclude it from this run
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Course exam results show the course title instead of a single topic name, and a "Back to Course" button returns you directly to the course. Course exams appear in your Exam History tab alongside topic-level exams.
Credit Cost
Creating courses and reordering topics manually — Free. No credits consumed.
AI Suggest Order — Costs a small number of credits (minimum 5) to run the AI curriculum analysis.
Course Exam — Same credit model as a regular exam: credits are consumed once when the questions are generated and once when the AI grades your answers.
Watch: How to Create a Course from Existing Topics
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I put the same topic in more than one course?›
No. Each topic can belong to only one course at a time. When you tap Add Topics on the Course Details screen, the panel lists only your topics that are not yet in a course. Select one or more and tap Add. Within a course, you can then drag topics into order or use AI Suggest Order for a prerequisites-first sequence.
Does building and organising a course cost credits?›
Creating a course and reordering its topics manually are free, with no credits consumed. AI Suggest Order, which analyses every topic in the course and proposes a sequence from foundational to advanced, costs a small number of credits. A Course Exam uses the same credit model as a regular exam: credits are consumed once when the questions are generated and once when the AI grades your answers.
Can I take one exam that covers every topic in my course?›
Yes. On the Course Details screen, tap Course Exam. All topics and subtopics in the course start pre-selected, and you can deselect any you want to leave out of this run. Then choose the number of questions, question types, difficulty and whether to use a timer. Results show the course title, and the exam appears in your Exam History tab alongside topic-level exams.
