JesseMcCabe
New member
Congratulations! Ive been pretty skeptical about online learning assistants in the past, but my view changed after actually using one in real study situations. For example, when working on academic writing, tools like https://textero.io/ helped me organize ideas better and continue focusing on content quality rather than getting stuck on structure or formatting issues, which used to drain a lot of energy. I don’t see these assistants as shortcuts or replacements for thinking, but more like smart support systems. They reduce stress, help with citations, summaries, and clarity, and still leave the responsibility for originality and critical thinking to the user.
