Learning profile and memory
Review course understanding, learning evidence, and preferences you have chosen to save.
View a real course
Open “学习画像” (Learning profile), choose your own course, and review understanding, concepts, and evidence. Evidence links back to original records or related learning content to explain changes in state.
The page also offers examples to demonstrate the layout. Their values and records are not your learning results and do not become data for real courses.
Understand mastery states
Program rules calculate mastery from existing learning evidence, rather than an AI impression. Summary confirmation, knowledge point confirmation, answers, and test submissions provide facts with different roles.
Insufficient evidence does not simply mean lack of understanding. Inspect the evidence and sources for a concept before deciding what to study next.
Learning activity and time
Activity and time use the product's respective counting rules. Recording duration, plan execution, ordinary to dos, and chat are not interchangeable. Not every duration shown is total focused study time.
Course plans are accessible from related profile entries. See Learning plans for scheduling and execution.
Manage learning preferences
View and maintain learning preferences from memory entries in the profile or Settings. Ordinary chat does not silently become long term memory. Assistant memory suggestions require your confirmation before saving.
You can edit or delete preferences and control whether they are sent to models. Turning off sharing does not delete locally saved preferences.
Your personal role, course learning context, and learning memories serve different purposes. The course's learning context remains controlled by its course settings.