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Hecz Study Lab

Turn your notes into a study app you can actually use. This lab helps students build a small original question bank, import it into a local or enabled fork of hecz / study, peer-review it, and improve it through real misses.

Outcome

By the end, each student or pair should have:

Setup

git clone https://github.com/h3cz/study.git
cd study
npm install
npm run dev

Open the local URL printed by Next.js, usually http://localhost:3000. Bank import is enabled automatically in local development.

90-Minute Flow

0-10 Frame the lab and show the live app, repo, and importer.
10-20 Clone, install, run locally, and pair anyone blocked.
20-30 Pick one narrow topic or objective.
30-50 Draft 5 MCQs, 3 flashcards, and one source note.
50-60 Import JSON or CSV at /import in local development or an enabled lab fork and fix validation issues.
60-75 Peer-review for accuracy, fairness, explanation quality, and source hygiene.
75-90 Run a short session, revise misses, and reflect.

Resource Rules

Use your own notes, labs, official objectives, instructor-approved materials, public docs, and open educational resources with clear reuse terms.

Do not use exam dumps, leaked questions, copied paid practice banks, private classmate work without permission, or resources with unclear licensing.

Question Pattern

A technician needs to...
A user reports...
A security analyst notices...
Which action is BEST?

Make the correct answer defensible and the wrong answers plausible. The explanation should teach the concept after a miss.

Rubric

AreaStrongNeeds Work
ScopeFocused on one clear conceptToo broad or scattered
OriginalityWritten in the student's own wordsCopied or lightly rephrased
AccuracyCorrect answer is defensibleAmbiguous or incorrect
ExplanationTeaches after the missOnly repeats the answer
Source hygieneSource and license are clearMissing or unclear source

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