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Test what you remember
Test Me turns review into retrieval practice. Instead of reopening a saved note and reading it again, use questions generated from your knowledge base to attempt the idea from memory first.
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Quick workflow
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Open the Knowledge Base and choose Test Me.
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Start a review from the knowledge you have saved.
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Attempt each question from memory before checking the material again.
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Use the gaps you notice to decide what to search, ask about, or revisit.
Why active recall is different from rereading
Rereading can make material feel familiar without showing whether you can produce the idea yourself. Test Me changes the action: attempt the answer first, then use your saved knowledge to correct or strengthen what you could not recall.
Questions come from your saved learning
Test Me is connected to the knowledge you have collected in ScribeShot, so review can be based on material you actually chose to save rather than a generic quiz unrelated to your library.
Treat it as practice, not a grade
The goal is to expose weak retrieval while the source material is still available. Missing an answer is useful because it tells you where another pass through the saved note or source video will have the highest value.
Pair Test Me with Search and Ask
When a question exposes a gap, use Knowledge Search to find the relevant lesson or Ask Knowledge Base to get an explanation across the saved library.
Common questions
Is Test Me just another way to reread my notes?
No. The workflow is built around attempting questions from memory so review starts with retrieval rather than passive reading.
Is Test Me a scheduled spaced-repetition system?
Test Me is an active-recall workflow. This documentation does not describe it as a scheduled spaced-repetition system.
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