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Use Mathematics for equations, proofs, and problem solving. Use Programming for code, debugging, and planning an implementation.
QUICK-START GUIDE
Start a useful learning conversation.
SPARK-AI works best when it knows the task, your current thinking, and where you feel stuck. You can get started in a few minutes.
01
Create your learning space
One project keeps one topic and its conversation together.
Name the project
Use a name you will recognize later, such as “Quadratic equations” or “Ruby recursion practice”.
Open the conversation
Creating the project takes you directly to the workspace where you can send your first message.
02
Write a helpful first message
No special prompt is required. A little context is enough.
A useful pattern
Task + what I tried + where I'm stuck
“Find the area of this triangle. I tried using base × height, but I don't know which length is the height.”
“My Ruby method should remove duplicates, but it changes the original array. Here is my code. Why does that happen?”
03
Work with the tutor
The tutor may ask a question before offering an explanation. That is part of the learning approach.
- Answer with your reasoning. A partial idea is useful; it shows the tutor where to continue.
- Ask for a different explanation. Say which step is unclear or ask for a smaller hint.
- Check the result. AI can make mistakes, so verify important calculations, claims, and code.
- Keep related questions together. Return to the same project when you continue the same topic.
04
Know the workspace
Send and line breaks
Press Enter to send. Use Shift + Enter when you want a new line in the same message.
Your draft
Unsent text is kept in this browser for the current conversation, so navigating away should not erase it.
Copy useful details
Copy a full message or an individual code block when you want to test or save part of an explanation.
Ready for the first exchange?
Start with a real task and tell the tutor what you understand so far.