What is RevisionDojo?

What you get

Everything is organised around your subjects. Open one of your subjects and you get a card for each way to work through that syllabus, with the topic list underneath. Open a card and a row of tabs appears across the top, so you can move between them without going back.

• Questionbank: exam-style questions sorted by topic. Write your answer, choose Grade answer, and you get a mark and written feedback on what you wrote.
• Notes are written explanations of a topic. Lessons are interactive: you work through cards that ask you questions instead of reading. On a subject that has a full textbook, that same tab is named Textbook rather than Notes.
• Flashcards: decks written for each topic, and you can build your own decks as well.
• Past Papers: video walkthroughs of past exam questions.

Two tools sit outside the subject pages. The IB Coursework Grader takes your IA, EE or TOK essay as a PDF, DOCX or DOC file and marks it against the IB rubric, with annotations, a breakdown by criterion and suggestions for the next draft. Jojo AI Tutor is a chat you can ask about any part of your course.

Which curricula it covers

RevisionDojo covers two curricula and nothing else: the IB Diploma Programme and the IB Middle Years Programme. When you set up your account you choose between IB DP and IB MYP, and that choice decides which subjects and which content you see.

On the IB Diploma Programme, a subject that is taught at both levels is picked at SL or HL. On the MYP you pick your MYP year instead. There is no A Level, GCSE, AP or national curriculum content on the site.

Where to start

1. Answer the setup questions the first time you sign in: your language, whether you are a student, a parent, a teacher or a tutor, whether you study IB DP or IB MYP, your exam year or MYP year, and your subjects.
2. Open your home page and choose a subject under My subjects.
3. Pick one of the cards on that subject page, or open a topic from the list underneath it. Questionbank is the quickest way to find out what you do not know yet.

Your subjects are not fixed. You can change them later from your settings, although the number of changes an account can make is limited.

What it costs

Making an account is free, and the free plan does not expire. It comes with weekly allowances: a set number of notes, lessons and flashcard decks, plus energy that you spend on things like grading an answer or chatting with Jojo.

Paid plans lift those limits. Pro also unlocks the Pro-only content, including cheatsheets, predicted papers and the IA and EE guides.