A session is your own set of questions. You choose the module and the exams, and MedLibro keeps your answers, your place and your score. Sessions are the main way to study on MedLibro.
What a session holds
A session can hold two kinds of questions.
- An MCQ is one question with several options. You tick the options that you think are right, then you check your answer.
- A clinical case is a scenario with several questions. You answer the questions one at a time. See Clinical cases.
MedLibro keeps a session on your account, so you can start it on a phone and continue it on a computer.
What you can do
- Create a session: choose your questions, then start.
- Answer questions: tick, check, skip and move between questions.
- Clinical cases: see what differs from an MCQ.
- Images and highlights: enlarge an image, and mark the words that matter.
- Actions on a question: add a question to a playlist, share it or have it explained.
- Report an error: tell MedLibro when a question is wrong.
- Take notes: write your notes beside a question.
- Your score: read your mark out of 20.
- Manage your sessions: continue, rename, change, reset or delete a session.
- Temporary sessions: try a selection before you keep it.
- Open an exam or a module from a link: use the home page, Telegram or a shared link.
- Keyboard shortcuts: use the keys on a computer.