Maximize Medical Student Success and USMLE® Outcomes Using Education Software
Empowering medical schools to increase student engagement, learning, and USMLE® performance with a teaching, learning, and assessment solution that delivers high-quality content at the right time with proven learning science principles. Backed by a powerful analytics engine TrueLearn collects and surfaces actionable performance data in real time and longitudinally to help programs achieve educational goals.
Data-Driven Precision Learning Tool for Medical Education
Align → Assign → Analyze → Achieve!
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ALIGN
Customization for Your Program’s Unique Curriculum
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ASSIGN
High-Quality Content Backed by Learning Science
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ANALYZE
Powerful Analytics and Longitudinal Insights
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ACHIEVE
Maximize Learning, Student Engagement, and Program Outcomes
Elevate the Classroom and Improve USMLE® Outcomes with a Powerful Learning Platform
Meet the Effective TrueLearn-Picmonic Solution for Medical Students
TrueLearn and Picmonic Have Helped Thousands of Medical Students Achieve Success
I utilized the TrueLearn Qbank to prepare for the CCSE and Step 2 CK exams. I believe it provided me with a solid way to test my knowledge base prior to continuing my review with out resources. I earned a very satisfactory score!
Achyut S. USMLEI liked that the overall question length is representative of what one would find in the USMLE exams and loved how the administrators are open to suggestions. It denotes the genuine interest they have to keep perfecting their question bank. You don’t see that with other q-banks. I have already recommended TrueLearn to friends.
Enrique I. USMLEI was pleasantly surprised at the level of difficulty of the questions. I have already recommended TrueLearn to friends and colleagues. Don’t think about it, go for it, you’ll thank me that you did.
Allopathic Medical Student USMLEI started using TrueLearn during my first year of medical school. The explanations and style of questions have been spectacular in helping me prepare for Boards. I recommend TrueLearn for all M1 and M2 students!
Osteopathic Medical Student USMLEI found the questions really detailed. Also, I loved the explanation with most of them having a mnemonic video.
Ehizele I. USMLEThe explanations are arguably just as important as the questions (if not more important), and I feel like TrueLearn did a great job with the explanations. One thing I really liked about the explanations was the TrueLearn Insight. The Bottom Line feature was useful also, as it summarized the explanation in one or two sentences.
Claire B. USMLEArm Your Program With Robust Analytics and Curriculum Mapping Tools
TrueLearn is committed to working with educators to ensure they have the necessary support and resources to elevate learning and identify students’ learning needs and content strengths and weaknesses to steer success on the USMLE® board exams and produce qualified physicians.
Benefits of an Institutional Partnership
TrueLearn is integrated with audio-visual mnemonics platform Picmonic to form a proven-effective solution that maximizes USMLE® pass rates and optimizes program outcomes.
Benefits to Faculty
- Easily embed Picmonic into teaching materials to create active learning experiences and improve student preparedness and engagement
- Address students’ learning needs and preferences with tailored support and remediation, guided by data
- Time-efficient, effective, and accelerated learning both in and out of the classroom
Benefits to Students
- Humor, storytelling, and vivid mnemonic imagery aid in learning, retaining, and recalling of information
- Board-style practice questions aligned to the exam help ensure optimal exam outcomes
- Spaced repetition algorithms improve long-term knowledge retention, help advance students through the demanding curriculum
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