u/ExamDojo-Sensei

Hey everyone!

We recently released the first version of our interactive study notes! They’re curriculum aligned and mainly aimed at high school students but we’ve packed them with interactive widgets to make the content more engaging. It’s still very early days, and we are doing a lot to refine the content as well as the visuals. We've started off with IB content but will be adding AP, GCSE, A-Levels and more soon.

We’d genuinely love to hear what you think about the content, the format, whatever stands out. All feedback welcome!

You can check it out here at library.examdojo.com

ps the study notes are freely available and don't require login. we also have a separate study app in case you're wondering what the login is for

Hey everyone! We’re currently running another round of free live IB Math sessions this weekend with Miss IB Maths. 4 topics across Saturday and Sunday, all streamed on YouTube. Interactive, so you can drop questions in chat as we go.

Here’s what’s on (times in CEST):

• Exponential and logarithmic functions · Sat 2 May, 2:00 PM
• Kinematics · Sat 2 May, 5:00 PM
• Binomial Theorem  · Sun 3 May, 11:00 AM
• Integration · Sun 3 May, 5:00 PM

Each session runs through the theory, walks through practical examples, and covers the real exam tips that help you squeeze out every last mark (the stuff examiners actually look for). Then you get a short set of exam-style practice questions on ExamDojo afterward so you can lock it in while everything’s fresh.

Drop in whenever works for you. Recordings go up afterward if you can’t make it live.

Full schedule and YouTube links in the comments

More sessions coming after this one. What topics would you want us to cover next?

Hey everyone! We’re currently running another round of free live IB Math sessions this weekend with Miss IB Maths. 4 topics across Saturday and Sunday, all streamed on YouTube. Interactive, so you can drop questions in chat as we go.

Here’s what’s on (times in CEST):

• Exponential and logarithmic functions · Sat 2 May, 2:00 PM
• Kinematics · Sat 2 May, 5:00 PM
• Binomial Theorem  · Sun 3 May, 11:00 AM
• Integration · Sun 3 May, 5:00 PM

Each session runs through the theory, walks through practical examples, and covers the real exam tips that help you squeeze out every last mark (the stuff examiners actually look for). Then you get a short set of exam-style practice questions on ExamDojo afterward so you can lock it in while everything’s fresh.

Drop in whenever works for you. Recordings go up afterward if you can’t make it live.

Full schedule and YouTube links in the comments

More sessions coming after this one. What topics would you want us to cover next?