Study workspace

Read course documents in your study space

Open your course material in Stiida’s document reader to browse pages, search for key terms, and keep your reading alongside the rest of your study workflow.

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Default space

Your study progress, materials, and next steps in one place.

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Built around your material

From course content to focused study

PDFs, Word documents, and presentation files in your Stiida study space. A focused reading view with page navigation, document search, and zoom controls, so you can work through course material without losing your place.

A simple workflow

  1. 01Choose a document in your study space.
  2. 02Read, search, and navigate through its pages.
  3. 03Keep the document close while you study or create AI-powered practice from it.

Read course files in one study workspace

Stiida’s document reader opens supported PDFs, Word documents, and presentation files stored in a study space. Page navigation and zoom controls help you move through material while keeping the course file close to notes, tests, and other study activities.

Keeping documents organized by course or topic makes it easier to return to the right source during revision. Choose a file from your space and continue reading without switching between separate folders and study tools.

Find a passage and keep your place

Use document search to locate terms in supported material, then navigate to relevant pages and continue reading. Search is especially helpful when reviewing a long set of slides or returning to a definition mentioned in a lecture.

Search results depend on readable text in the file. Image-only scans may need OCR before text search works; if a document has not finished processing, wait for it to become available or use a clearer text-based copy.

Use reading as the start of active study

Read a section, note the page that explains a difficult idea, and then choose a suitable follow-up: ask the tutor, create a practice test, or make flashcards from the indexed material.

The reader helps you access course files; it does not replace the original source or guarantee that every file renders perfectly. Check diagrams, equations, and formatting against your source document when precision matters.

Frequently asked questions

Which materials can I read?

Open supported PDFs, Word documents, and lecture presentations stored in your study space.

Can I search inside a document?

Use document search to find matching terms and move through results in supported material.

Can I create study practice from what I read?

Yes. Choose your document as the source for AI-generated tests, flashcards, or other study workflows.