Workbooks
Interactive books that work like a personal AI tutor.
Where a subject has enough practice questions, the workbook explains a concept, asks a question and adjusts to how the student is doing. Otherwise it is an interactive reader with questions built in.
From first concept to mastered
Pick up where you are
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Open Workbooks. Each book shows its progress, and you can filter by In progress, Not started or Completed.
Learn it, then answer
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Open a book. Veda introduces the first concept and explains it.
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Veda asks a question on it. Answer correctly and the next question is harder.
Stuck? Help gets closer
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Answer wrongly and Veda explains again more simply. If you're still stuck, it points you to the matching note, then a video, and finally offers to book a tutor.
Master it, move on
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When a concept is mastered, Veda moves to the next. Close the book any time; it picks up where you left off.
Reader-style books
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In reader-style books, work through the pages, answer inline questions with an instant check, upload answer files, and press Explain on any block for help.
A book that adjusts to you
Pages made of blocks
A workbook is a set of pages, and each page is made of blocks: text, headings, images, videos, callouts, dividers, practice questions (drawn from the question bank) and flashcards. Each book belongs to a subject, optionally to a specific unit, topic or subtopic, and to a level (SL, HL or both).
Harder when you're ready, gentler when you're not
The adaptive tutor goes through the subject's concepts in order. It raises difficulty after correct answers and adds support after mistakes. How well the student knows each topic is saved, so progress carries over between sessions and into the rest of the platform.
Reviewed before it goes live
The content team writes workbooks in a page-and-block editor. Each book goes through review (draft → review → publish) with version history, can be scheduled to go live on a set date, and can be archived later.