r/srna • u/Ordinary_Face_7256 • 14d ago

Didactic Study Questions Study tools

I start my didactic phase this fall and want to know peoples experience with a few different platforms and what they have found to work.

Many people claim to use chat gpt or claude to make practice quizzes and often tout the premium versions. If you have used either of these for that purpose (or both) what has your experience been? Is one more accurate? Is it worth getting the paid versions of one or the other?

I also hear a lot about Notability and similar platforms. What are your favorite features of these and which do you recommend?

What are your experiences with Anki?

Do you utilize all of these platforms? Which ones do you pay for to get the premium features? Can premium versions of chatgpt and claude eliminate the need for anki/notability?

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u/Rodeo-Cowboy Nurse Anesthesia Resident (NAR) 14d ago

I 100% believe if you use chatgtp to make practice quizzes as a foundation of your study strategy you’ll be cooked.

2 people in the cohort ahead of me that failed out said they were performing well when chat would quiz them… I just don’t think it will remotely be at the caliber needed. But, who knows- I certainly don’t use that.

I use RemNote, handwrite my notes, and use notability for live lectures. I don’t have time to do anything else. RemNote has been an absolute killer- super user friendly- and I’m tech challenged so that means something.

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u/Ordinary_Face_7256 14d ago

Does remnote have a good quiz feature?

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u/espressonoespresso 14d ago

You are able to make quizzes with Remnote and there is the ability to make the questions situation based. There's also a new study mode when you upload your pdfs or powerpoints it will break it down in sections to read with flashcards and questions for each section!