Courses and concepts
Organize resources in courses and distinguish record knowledge points from course concepts.
Create a knowledge space
“知识空间” (Knowledge spaces) is the interface's name for courses. Academic courses, career skills, and interest topics use the same kind of container, without requiring another independent knowledge base.
- Create a course on the knowledge spaces page and give it a name.
- Choose an academic, career, or interest learning context and fill in the relevant details.
- Capture new content directly into the course, or assign existing inbox records to it.
The learning context influences the course's AI output. Your personal profile role is different and does not replace course settings.
Browse course content
Course details provide overview, records, learning plans, tests, graph, and chat entries. Open original material and summaries from records first, then move to other pages for the task at hand.
Archive a course when you are not continuing it for now. Archived courses no longer accept new resources or related writes. Restore the course before resuming.
Knowledge points and concepts
A knowledge point belongs to a specific learning record and organizes content from that material. A concept belongs to the whole course and connects multiple records and relationships.
Several resources may support the same concept. A course concept graph is not the knowledge point list of a single record.
Build a course graph
Start building from the course's graph entry. Wait for candidate concepts and relationships, then review what you want to accept. When viewing a concept, trace it back to related records.
Changes to materials may require a graph update. Check generated relationships and concept names rather than treating them as verified facts.
Review understanding
Course mastery comes from learning evidence and program rules, rather than an AI impression from chat. When evidence is insufficient, do some learning and answer questions before checking for changes.
Continue with Learning plans and Learning profile.