Less sorting.
More knowing
what comes next.
Get help understanding a topic, practice with quizzes and flashcards, or review a draft. Open Study Tools in your student’s Command Center and choose the help that fits the task.
Illustrative examples using fictional information. These examples do not run AI or use student information.
Quiz: ecosystems
Review the food-web examples from class.
Outline: local history
Choose three points. Check the source requirements.
Science project milestone
No confirmed date in the available instructions.
Made-up illustration · School sources remain the reference.
Help With The School Tasks That Fill Your Week.
These fictional examples show ways to turn class instructions into a useful next step. Use Study Tools with text you choose to share, and check suggestions against the teacher’s instructions.
Organize the work
An example of grouping selected assignments by subject and due date, with unclear instructions highlighted for a check.
Example: see the science worksheet and quiz together instead of finding them across separate course pages.
Prepare for tests and quizzes
An example of using selected teacher-provided notes to prepare for an upcoming quiz.
Example: pair Thursday’s quiz with the teacher’s review topics so the student knows where to begin.
Explain changes
Compare two instructions you provide and ask for help understanding what changed. Confirm the current requirement with the teacher before acting on it.
Example: call attention to a revised project deadline, with its source and last update.
See The Teacher’s Note. Find A First Step.
Explore fictional examples of planning assistance. These interactive illustrations do not generate live AI responses or use student information.
Local history outline
“Submit an outline with three main points. Include your proposed sources.”
Made-up teacher instruction
Start with three points.
Choose a topic, sketch three points and list possible sources. Check any source-format requirements before submitting.
Deadline confirmed in this exampleThe student writes and submits the outline.
Ecosystems review
“Review producers, consumers and the food-web examples in your class notes.”
Made-up quiz announcement
Prepare from the assigned topics.
Review producers and consumers, then explain one food web from the class notes. Mark a confusing example to ask the teacher about.
Topics from the teacherStudy the topics your teacher assigned. No grade is promised.
Project progress check
“Bring your draft for the next project check-in.” No date appears in the available instructions.
Made-up incomplete instruction
Confirm the date before planning around it.
Ask the teacher when the draft is due. Add the date once the teacher confirms it.
Confirm The Due Date.Keep Materials And Deadlines Together.
Add the schoolwork you want to track, attach a document and use upcoming or overdue filters to decide what needs attention.
- Add: enter the assignment, test or reminder.
- Include: add the subject, notes and confirmed due date.
- Review: open your selected attachment when you need it.
- Complete: mark work done after following the teacher’s submission instructions.
Check Changes With The Teacher.
Your dashboard combines information you add with records saved through supported school connections. Check connection status and source times for school information. Forwarded emails and calendar feeds are not imported.
Keep using the school’s usual channels for new announcements, grades and changes to assignments.
Choose What You Add.
Upload only selected materials you have permission to use. Your account’s schoolwork and private attachments remain associated with the student you select.
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Choose AI Help For Each Student.
Open Study Tools in the student’s Command Center. Review the notice and choose whether to enable Study Help or Writing Feedback; each has its own permission.
The student must be included in your subscription. You can withdraw AI permission at any time without deleting saved schoolwork or changing your subscription.
Help Your Student Plan. Let Them Do The Work.
The student does the work.
Your student does and turns in their own work. 4.0 Labs does not take tests or answer in class for them.
The school is the authority.
Teachers set the rules, due dates and grades. If something is unclear, ask the teacher to confirm it.
Ask Us For Help.
Use Contact Support for account, connection or product issues. AI assistance does not replace teachers, tutors or licensed professionals.
Build a plan your family can use.
Create an account, add the student you support and bring their schoolwork together. Use Study Tools for hints and practice after reviewing the student’s AI permission choices.