What to ask your CoverTheGaps assistant

Start with something you want to do. Copy an example into your connected assistant and adapt it to your lesson or learning goal.

These examples describe what is possible. Your account role and connection permissions determine what your assistant can do. Reading or copying an example changes nothing in your account.

Getting started

Find a useful starting point

Discover what your connected account can do, with a few relevant examples.

What you get

A short choice of useful tasks for your account, with nothing changed.

For everyone

Before you start
  • Browsing examples changes nothing. Your connected account determines which actions are available.

Daily learning

Choose what to study today

Bring homework, daily practice and course steps into one manageable plan.

What you get

One realistic next task and an optional alternative, based on your actual learning work.

For students

Before you start
  • The plan uses the homework and courses already available to you. Nothing starts or gets marked complete just by asking for a plan.

Daily learning

Do your daily lesson in the chat

Answer one question at a time while the platform records real progress.

What you get

Your answers, feedback and completed daily lesson are recorded on the platform.

For students

Before you start
  • Your answers are recorded as you practise. Some listening and speaking activities open on the site.

Daily learning

Let your assistant write today’s story

Give the daily lesson a personal theme while keeping its planned words and grammar.

What you get

A checked story is attached to today’s lesson and appears on the daily lesson page.

For students

Before you start
  • This needs the daily lesson setting that lets your assistant write the story. The assistant will explain if you need to change it.

Words and practice

Review the cards due today

Recall words before seeing the answer and keep your review schedule up to date.

What you get

An honest review session updates the next review dates for the cards you answer.

For students

Before you start
  • Only cards you actually answer are reviewed. Your answers change when those cards are due again.

Homework

Work through your homework with hints

Read the real task and its attachments, then work on your own answer.

What you get

A clear explanation and your own draft answer, with links for activities that need the site.

For students

Before you start
  • The assistant can explain and give hints; ordinary exercises are answered on the site. If you ask to save a written answer, your teacher can see it immediately.

Tests and courses

Take an existing exam in the chat

Answer the actual exam questions and receive a result graded by the platform.

What you get

A submitted attempt with a server-graded score and a result link.

For students

Before you start
  • Starting uses a real exam attempt with its time limits. Some question types require the site; your result is recorded only when the exam is submitted.

Tests and courses

Create a test for a learning goal

Make a short test that fits a topic, level and learner profile.

What you get

A generated test with a link, ready for practice or teacher review.

For students and teachers

Before you start
  • The site generates the test. Teachers can keep it as a draft or explicitly assign it; students get a practice test.

Tests and courses

Build a course around your goal

Turn a concrete goal and weekly time budget into a personal learning track.

What you get

A personal course link whose outline and content appear as generation finishes.

For students

Before you start
  • The course is prepared in the background. You get its link immediately, and the content appears as it becomes ready.

Reading and speaking

Turn a text into reading practice

Prepare an article or your own text for structured reading aloud.

What you get

A practice page with reading, listening and connected-speech stages once preparation finishes.

For students

Before you start
  • Preparation can take a little time. Reading, listening and speaking practice happen on the page the assistant gives you.

Reading and speaking

Check a difficult word or phrase

Open the pronunciation tool with your phrase already loaded.

What you get

A link where you can record the phrase and run the pronunciation check.

For students

Before you start
  • The pronunciation check currently supports English and Italian. Open the supplied page to record your voice.

Words and practice

Make a personal flashcard deck

Save your own cards or generate cards on a topic, with translations or simple definitions.

What you get

A saved personal deck with a link and the requested card style.

For everyone

Before you start
  • The assistant can write the cards for you to review, or ask the site to generate them. Saving a deck does not count as reviewing it.

Reading and speaking

Make a scene to repeat aloud

Create a short dialogue or practise your own lines with Shadowing audio.

What you get

A Shadowing set link, with audio appearing as preparation finishes.

For everyone

Before you start
  • Audio is prepared in the background. Open the returned page to listen and repeat aloud.

Words and practice

Create a focused practice exercise

Save assistant-written gap-fill practice, or choose another supported exercise format.

What you get

A saved exercise draft and a link for doing it on the platform.

For students and teachers

Before you start
  • Review the questions before saving. You do the exercise on its page; teachers who choose site generation spend one AI credit per generation request.

Teaching

Prepare and assign homework

Combine a task, vocabulary and existing activities for one of your students.

What you get

A real homework assignment with a due date, attached work and a student link.

For teachers

Before you start
  • The assistant checks the student, content and due date with you. Once created, the assignment is visible to that student.

Teaching

Update homework that is already assigned

Change a deadline or place activities inside the task without rebuilding it.

What you get

The existing homework is updated, with the requested content in the right place.

For teachers

Before you start
  • Changes apply to the homework already assigned. The assistant reads it first and confirms what should change.

Teaching

Schedule and prepare a lesson

Create a calendar lesson with a draft text based on your teaching materials.

What you get

A real calendar lesson and a hidden draft text, ready for teacher review.

For teachers

Before you start
  • This creates a real calendar lesson at your usual lesson rate. The draft text stays hidden until you publish it, while the student can see the scheduled lesson.

Teaching

Save and share a teaching material

Keep an explanation in your library and give access to the intended students.

What you get

A material saved in the chosen folder and assigned with the agreed access.

For teachers

Before you start
  • Saving, publishing and assigning are separate actions. The assistant checks who should be able to open the material before sharing it.

Sharing

Share practice through one public link

Let visitors do a homework without an account, with a clear closing time.

What you get

A public homework link with its closing time and a report of any unavailable activities.

For teachers

Before you start
  • Anyone with the public link can open the practice. Restricted activities need a separate access decision, and some exercise types cannot be used by visitors.

Reading and speaking

Add an audio explanation to homework

Write a spoken script with your assistant and let the server voice it.

What you get

A scripted audio version appears on the homework page when voicing finishes.

For students and teachers

Before you start
  • Review the full script before voicing. The server voice is free; audio appears on the homework page when ready and replaces its previous scripted version.
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