Study tool
Before test day
Your work stays yours
Professor rules come first
Ask when unsure
Good uses of Glue
- Study before an exam
- Find what you do and don’t know
- Review your notes
- Practice concepts
- Prepare from allowed materials
- Build real understanding
Academic Integrity
Learn smarter. Stay honest.
Glue is a powerful learning tool when used the right way.
It helps you ace exams by showing you what you need to know, what you already understand, and where you need more work.
Study tool
Before test day
Your work stays yours
Professor rules come first
Ask when unsure
Your readiness
78%
Getting close!Keep reviewing your weak areas.
The simple rule
Use Glue to learn, practice, and prepare.
Do not copy Glue, another person, or any source and submit it as your own work.
Your school, professor, syllabus, and assignment rules always come first.
What’s okay, what’s not, and when to ask
Not okay
- Submit answers you did not create
- Copy essays, homework, code, or reports
- Upload restricted materials
- Upload test questions or answer keys
- Get around your professor’s rules
- Avoid learning the material
Ask first
- The assignment mentions AI tools
- The rules are unclear
- You are working on a take-home exam
- You are using Glue for something you will submit
- You want to upload private course materials
- Your professor has special rules for the class
The key principles
Plagiarism: submit your own work
Only submit work that is yours. Do not copy others or Glue’s output.
True learning: do the work
Actually learn the material. Build confidence and walk into exams ready.
Copyright: only upload what you are allowed to use
Don’t upload recordings, test questions, answer keys, textbooks, or private class materials you don’t have rights to.
School rules: every class is different
Every school is different. Every professor can be different. Every assignment can be different.
When in doubt, ask
Ask your professor if you’re not sure. A quick clarification is always better than guessing.
Can I use Glue for this?
| Situation | Use Glue? | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| Studying your own notes before an exam | Yes | That is what Glue is for. |
| Finding weak areas before a test | Yes | Use Glue to prepare. |
| Practicing concepts from allowed materials | Yes | Learn it, then do the work yourself. |
| Closed-book exam | No | Keep closed assessments closed. |
| Proctored quiz or test | No | Do not use outside tools unless allowed. |
| Homework you will submit | Ask first | Your class rules decide. |
| Take-home exam | Ask first | Take-home does not always mean outside tools are allowed. |
| Essay, lab report, or code assignment | Ask first | Do not submit Glue output as your own. |
| Uploading your own notes | Yes | Great use case. |
| Uploading test questions or answer keys | Usually no | Only if your professor clearly allows it. |
| Uploading textbooks or paid materials | Usually no | Only use material you have the right to upload. |
| Professor has an AI policy | Follow it | Class rules always win. |
Studying your own notes before an exam
Finding weak areas before a test
Practicing concepts from allowed materials
Closed-book exam
Proctored quiz or test
Homework you will submit
Take-home exam
Essay, lab report, or code assignment
Uploading your own notes
Uploading test questions or answer keys
Uploading textbooks or paid materialsThe right way to use Glue
Add allowed material
Use your notes, study guides, slides, practice material, and other class content you are allowed to study from.
Find what matters
Glue helps show what is weak, what is solid, and what deserves your attention.
Practice before the exam
Use Glue before the graded moment to build real understanding.
Do your own work
When it’s time to submit, write, solve, explain, and decide for yourself.
For schools and professors
Glue is designed to support real learning. Students use Glue to organize allowed study materials, identify knowledge gaps, and prepare for exams.
- Follow professor and school rules
- Respect copyright
- Avoid plagiarism
- Use Glue to learn, not to submit copied work
- Ask for clarification when a policy is unclear
Questions from schools or professors? Email hello@studyglue.com
Quick message to your professor
I use Glue to study my notes, find weak areas, and prepare for exams. Is that allowed for this class or assignment?
Academic integrity FAQ
Is Glue cheating?
No. Glue is a study tool when used to learn and prepare before graded work.
Can I use Glue during an exam?
No, unless your professor or exam rules explicitly allow it.
Can Glue write my assignment?
No. Your final submitted work needs to come from you.
Can I upload my professor’s slides?
Only if your class rules allow those materials to be used for studying.
Can I upload textbooks?
Only upload materials you have the right to use in Glue.
What if my professor has rules about AI tools?
Follow the rules for that class and assignment.
What if I am not sure?
Ask your professor before using Glue for that situation.
Do I need to disclose Glue?
Disclose it when your class, school, or assignment policy asks you to.
Study smarter. Learn for real.
Glue helps you know what you need to know before the exam. Use it to get sharper, not to cut corners.