Use cases overview

Real-world ways teachers and students use Zense AI — from exam revision to admin workflows.

Written By Zack (Zense AI)

Last updated 10 days ago

This collection walks through end-to-end scenarios — not feature lists.

Each article shows who does what, in what order, and which parts of Zense AI they use.

Use these as templates: copy the flow, swap in your subject and files, and adapt for your class.

Who these guides are for

AudienceYou'll find…
TeachersClassroom setups, Tutors, assignments, live sessions
StudentsHow to study with an assigned Tutor
School adminsCredit and roster workflows (see also Pricing & Credits)

Available use cases

GuideScenario
Tutor for class revisionForm 6 DSE Chinese: 岳陽樓記 lecture-notes Tutor — flashcards, missions, live revision
Apps (see Apps collection)Build an interactive revision game with Chat, deploy, and share with class

More use cases will be added here over time (assignments-only revision, speaking practice, book reports, etc.).

How to read each guide

Every use-case article follows the same structure:

  1. The goal — what you want students to achieve.
  2. Before you start — accounts, files, and time needed.
  3. Step-by-step — teacher actions, then student experience.
  4. Tips & variations — how to adapt for other subjects or year groups.

Screenshots show the exact screens to capture when you publish to Featurebase.

Related collections

  • Tutors — deep dives on each Tutor feature (knowledge base, Studio, Hub).
  • Assignments — quizzes, speaking, and book reports.
  • Students — monitor usage and streaks.
  • Pricing & Credits — what each generation costs.
  • Apps — build, deploy, and share interactive web apps.

Start here: Tutor for class revision — our most common teacher workflow.