Transforms raw lecture notes, slides or a transcript into structured study notes — Cornell format, key questions and gaps flagged.
Transform my raw {LECTURE NOTES / SLIDES / TRANSCRIPT / TEXTBOOK PHOTOS} into study-grade notes.
Course: {SUBJECT + LEVEL}. Exam style if known: {MCQ / ESSAY / PROBLEMS}.
Produce in Cornell-style structure:
1. NOTES COLUMN: the material reorganized by CONCEPT (not by the order the professor rambled) — hierarchical bullets, definitions boxed, every formula with variables named and units, every
process as numbered steps.
2. CUE COLUMN: for each section, 2–3 retrieval questions (the questions the notes answer — I'll cover the notes and quiz myself). Match my exam style: {MCQ-style distinctions / essay-style "compare and evaluate" / problem-type triggers}.
3. SUMMARY (bottom): the whole lecture in 5 sentences a smart friend would understand.
4. FLAGGED GAPS: where my notes are ambiguous, contradictory, or clearly missing a step — listed as questions to ask the professor or check the textbook. Do NOT silently fill gaps with your own assumptions; mark anything you added as [AI-ADDED — verify].
5. EXAM RADAR: the 3 items here most likely to appear on the exam, and why (emphasized, repeated, or classically testable).
MY RAW MATERIAL: {PASTE}