Study Plan (Student) 

The Study Plan is an adaptive learning workspace in Classera powered by XSERA AI. It enables students to generate AI-driven study pathways based on diagnostic assessments, manually build custom learning plans, track specific study goals, and verify concept mastery through post-assessments. 

Accessing the Study Plan  #

Students can access the Study Plan (Student Compass) workspace through two convenient pathways: 

Pathway 1: Via the Student Dashboard (Direct Access)  #

1. On the Student Homepage Dashboard, locate the Student Compass section. 

2. Select your target subject from the course dropdown menu on the right (e.g., Science Grade 7). 

3. View your active Current Plan, task duration, progress status, and assigned goals directly on the dashboard. 

4. Click View All Plans at the bottom of the card to open the full Student Compass study goals workspace. 

Note: The Student Compass section on the Student Homepage Dashboard will only appear if the student has been assigned a study plan by a teacher or has created a custom plan. 

Pathway 2: Via My Learning Hub (Course Navigation)  #

1. From the Student Homepage, navigate to the Courses section. 

2. Click Show All in the top right corner of the Courses panel. 

3. Hover over your target course card (e.g., Science Grade 7). 

4. Select My Learning Hub from the pop-up menu. 

5. Click Study Plan in the top header banner to open the study goals workspace. 

Option 1: Creating an AI-Powered Study Plan with XSERA  #

Step 1: Launch XSERA Creation  #

1. First-Time Users: If you do not have any existing study plans, click the XSERA Create button located in the center card of your empty workspace. 

2. Returning Users: If you already have existing study plans, click the XSERA Create button located in the top-right section of the Student study plan workspace to start a new diagnostic plan. 

Step 2: Select Units and Lessons  #

1. Click on Start Assessment0. 

2. A modal window titled Select Lessons opens displaying the course units (e.g., الوحدة 5 الكثافة والضغط). 

3. Check the boxes next to the units or expand lessons (Show lessons) to choose specific topics for targeted diagnostics. 

4. Click Start Assessment. 

Step 3: Complete Diagnostic Assessment  #

1. Answer the generated diagnostic questions. 

2. Upon submitting the diagnostic test, a summary modal titled Closer to your Goals! displays: 

1. Total Score & Time Spent: Shows accuracy percentage and completion time. 

2. Learning Outcomes: Highlights masteries and correct response ratios. 

3. Areas Of Improvement: Identifies specific concepts requiring targeted study. 

3. Click Go to Generated Study Plan. 

Option 2: Creating a Custom Study Plan Manually  #

In addition to AI-generated plans, students can manually design tailored learning pathways through the Custom Plan feature. 

Step 1: Launch Custom Plan  #

• First-Time Users: If you do not have any existing study plans, click the Custom Plan button located in the center card of your empty workspace. 

• Returning Users: If you already have existing study plans, click the + Custom Plan button located in the top-right section of the Student Compass workspace. 

Step 2: Select Quests & Review Total Hours  #

1. Browse through the All Quests list displaying available learning modules, difficulty levels (Advanced, Intermediate), and estimated completion times. 

2. Click + Add next to any quest you want to include in your plan. 

3. The system automatically calculates and updates the cumulative duration under Total Hours (e.g., 60 hrs, 216 hours). 

Step 3: Configure Plan Details  #

In the Details pane on the right side: 

1. Study Plan Name: Enter a unique title for your plan in the text box. 

2. Start Date: Select your desired start date using the calendar picker. 

3. End Date: Select your target completion date using the calendar picker. 

Step 4: Finalize & Manage Custom Plans  #

1. Click Create Plan to save (or click Back to Plans to discard changes). 

2. Saved custom plans appear under the Custom tab in Student Compass with a yellow Custom tag. 

3. Each custom plan card provides quick action buttons to Edit plan details, Select Plan to make it your active view, or Delete the plan. 

Working Through the Study Plan & Tracking Goals  #

1. Plan Overview & Content Reading  #

1. The active plan displays reading materials, key concepts, formulas, and real-world application notes tailored to your improvement areas or selected custom quests. 

2. Track the estimated duration (e.g., 60 hours, 48 hours) and assigned date windows. 

2. Managing Goal Statuses  #

To unlock and proceed to the final verification test, students must manually update their task status: 

1. Click the status dropdown menu on the study plan card (options: Not Started, In Progress, Completed). 

2. Select Completed once you have studied the material and achieved the listed goals. 

3. Check off the corresponding checkboxes under the Goals panel on the right side of the screen. 

4. Unlocking Post-Assessment: Once all study plan goals are checked and the plan status is updated to Completed, the Post Assessment button becomes active at the bottom of the workspace. 

5. Taking Post-Assessment: Click Post Assessment to take a follow-up test designed to verify whether you have successfully mastered the target learning goals. 

6. Looping & Completion Rules (Teacher-Side Settings): 

1. Adaptive Loop Setting: Teachers can configure system rules to keep the student in a learning loop—generating follow-up study iterations if the post-assessment score falls below the required threshold. 

2. Mastery & Reporting: Once the student successfully passes the post-assessment, the study plan marks completion, and an automated diagnostic report is generated and sent to the teacher dashboard.