Hey 👋
I'm working on a UX project around how Indian students use AI while studying, especially during exam preparation.
The survey is about your actual experience with AI while studying. It will take around 2–3 minutes. I'd genuinely appreciate hearing from JEE, NEET, board exam students and other Indian students who study with AI.
Thanks to anyone who takes the time. 🙌
I've started with my UX project and I know the design process (research, define, ideate, prototype, test), but I'm not sure what actually goes inside each process. How do you guys decide what to do in each stage? Do you follow a specific framework or you go with the flow?
Not gonna lie, I catch myself doing this way too more, stuck on a problem, tired, exam pressure and instead of actually sitting with it, I just paste it into ChatGPT or Claude and move on. Feels productive in the moment but I have this nagging feeling I'm not actually learning it, just getting through it. Curious if this is just me or if this is basically normal for everyone's now.
Not gonna lie, I catch myself doing this way too more, stuck on a problem, tired, exam pressure and instead of actually sitting with it, I just paste it into ChatGPT or Claude and move on. Feels productive in the moment but I have this nagging feeling I'm not actually learning it, just getting through it. Curious if this is just me or if this is basically normal for everyone's now.
Okay I need to know if it's just me. I'm solving a physics numerical, get stuck for like 5 minutes and instead of actually pushing through it I just throw it into ChatGPT. It solves it, I nod like I understood and move to the next question. Then a week later the exact same concept shows up again and I'm stuck all over again like I never actually learned it the first time, just borrowed the answer.
Hey, quick question for anyone who's used Monday.com for a while, how long did it actually take you to feel comfortable with it?
I'm not talking about just logging in and moving tasks around. I mean actually understanding how boards, automations and workspaces connect together.
For me, it felt like I was always one step behind figuring out a feature only after I already needed it. Anyone else feel that way? And if you got past it, what actually helped?