Practise the thinking. Keep the judgement.
Use Ronri and RubricMark from study notes to practice
A worked study session connecting notes, outlines, dictionary checks, reviewed flashcards and exam practice across the website and Ronri.
Which study tool should I use first?
Choose one task, such as explaining percentage change. Keep the relevant lesson or teacher notes as your source. On the website, the Tools directory provides the available study activities; use the Outliner when you need a hierarchy of ideas rather than another list of disconnected facts.
Write a short note with the rule, one example and one question you still have. An outline can separate the starting quantity from each change; a mind map can show their relationship. The useful output is your explanation, not the number of formats you create.
How do I turn the note into useful cards?
Open notes to flashcards on the website. Try the sample first, then add a supported document or note through the available input. Treat the generated cards as drafts: compare each answer with the source, split questions that ask two things and remove unsupported claims.
For the percentage example, a useful card asks which quantity the second change uses as its base. Another asks you to calculate a fresh example. A dictionary check belongs earlier in the process if an unfamiliar term is preventing you from understanding the original note.
What do I do in Ronri on iPhone?
Open the saved or imported deck in Ronri and answer before revealing each card. Use the review controls to record how the attempt went. Where a Learn mode is available, follow its prompts and feedback rather than treating an answer you just read as a successful recall.
Website decks use your RubricMark account; use the same account in Ronri for supported deck access. Personal note storage is a separate feature: do not assume every device-local note or outline is automatically mirrored on the website. The linked Ronri page explains the current app and platform scope.
How do the cards lead to exam practice?
Return to your exam’s learning page and choose a short practice task in the relevant area. Cards can help you recall a rule, while a new question tests whether you can apply it. Keep the exam, level and section aligned with what you are preparing for.
After the attempt, use the result to identify one next action: correct the note, improve a card or practise a different question. Use the study plan for that next task. A personal card quiz and an exam practice set serve different purposes; neither is an official prediction of your result.
Can I try the study tools for free?
You can read the public guides and try the sample on the notes-to-flashcards page before adding your own material. This is a way to inspect the workflow without buying a plan. Creating, saving or generating your own material follows the sign-in requirements and allowances displayed by the tool.
Use the sample to check whether the cards, explanations and interaction suit your task. Consult the current account options before choosing paid access; do not assume that every AI action or exam set is unlimited because a public sample is available.
Can I study on a Mac or Android tablet?
Use rubricmark.com in a web browser for the public resources and available web tools. On a Mac, that gives you a place to organise material and use the website’s activities. On an Android tablet, use the website; this guide does not describe a native Ronri Android app.
For the Ronri Apple app, follow the App Store link and device requirements on the product page. Web tools and installed-app features are not identical. Keep the original note and a supported export or account-based deck accessible when moving between devices.
Try it yourself
Your card correctly says that a discount uses the current price, but you still calculate the discount from the original price in a new question. What should you change?
Show the answer and explanation
Add or revise a worked example in the note, then practise a new question where you explicitly label the current price before calculating.
Recalling the wording is only part of the task. The fresh question reveals an application gap, so simply adding more definition cards would miss the cause.