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evo | revisa: smart review for Enem!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
evo | revisa is aimed at students preparing for the Enem, and it is meant to be used together with the printed notebook from Evolucional. Its job is to take the answers a student works out on paper and turn them into a record of performance, then point back to what needs work.
Most of its features depend on that notebook. Without the printed material, the scanning and the scoring have nothing to read.
You fill in your answers in the notebook, then open the "Digitalizar respostas" function in the app to scan them. The developer presents this as one study method that joins print and technology.
The build we hold is evo | revisa 2.3.0 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
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The scan is the link between the paper and the screen, so the notebook stays the place where questions are answered and the app handles the tracking afterward.
The app shows your TRI score and keeps it updated as you go. The listing describes this as a way to monitor your progress and see where your strengths and weaknesses sit.
Because the score is tied to your own answers, the trend it shows is based on what you have scanned, not on general benchmarks.
Review is organized by a priority index. The index ranks subjects and individual questions by how relevant they are to your review, using your TRI score and your own performance.
Items at the top of the index are the ones it marks as most worth revisiting, so the list tells you where to start instead of leaving you to pick from the whole notebook.
The app includes resolution videos for questions. The developer says each video gives a detailed explanation for every incorrect alternative, not only the correct one.
That makes the videos useful after a mistake: you can see why each wrong option fails, not just which letter was right.