Use cases overview
Real-world ways teachers and students use Zense AI — from exam revision to admin workflows.
Last updated Sep 6, 2026
This collection walks through end-to-end scenarios — not feature lists. Each
article shows who does what, in what order, and which parts of Zense AI they use.
Use these as templates: copy the flow, swap in your subject and files, and adapt
for your class.
Who these guides are for
| Audience | You'll find… |
|---|---|
| Teachers | Classroom setups, Tutors, assignments, live sessions |
| Students | How to study with an assigned Tutor |
| School admins | Credit and roster workflows (see also Pricing & Credits) |
Available use cases
| Guide | Scenario |
|---|---|
| Tutor for class revision | Form 6 DSE Chinese: 岳陽樓記 lecture-notes Tutor — flashcards, Live Class tasks, live revision |
| Apps (see Apps collection) | Build an interactive revision game with Chat, deploy, and share with class |
More use cases will be added here over time (assignments-only revision, speaking
practice, book reports, etc.).
How to read each guide
Every use-case article follows the same structure:
- The goal — what you want students to achieve.
- Before you start — accounts, files, and time needed.
- Step-by-step — teacher actions, then student experience.
- Tips & variations — how to adapt for other subjects or year groups.
Screenshots show the exact screens to capture when you publish to the Help Center.
Related collections
- Tutors — deep dives on each Tutor feature (knowledge base, Studio, Hub).
- Assignments — quizzes, speaking, and book reports.
- Students — monitor usage and streaks.
- Pricing & Credits — what each generation costs.
- Apps — build, deploy, and share interactive web apps.
Start here: Tutor for class revision — our most common teacher workflow.
