Smart Revise

Smart Revise is an e-learning product that contains 200-300 questions to help you with your revision. You can either download the program to use it offline on your PC, or use the program online. It is available in Subjects CT2, CA1, ST2, ST4, ST5 and SA2.

Details on how to access and register for Smart Revise are given below. You can try a demonstration version of the software for free before registering.

Smart Revise can be used in online or offline format. The online format means that you can log on and revise from any PC that has internet access. The offline format allows you to install the software on any PC and use it on that PC at any time without having to log on to the Internet. At present you cannot register a Subject in both online and offline versions at once.

The Smart Revise software and the databases of questions can be used on a trial basis free of charge. To use the full version of Smart Revise (on either an online or an offline basis), you will need to register the software online.

In order to run either the full or trial version of Smart Revise you will need:

  • your student number (not your ARN)
  • a password, supplied by ActEd.

To use the full version of the software, you should request the relevant subjects using the Acted online estore or by filling in an order form. An invoice and all the necessary information will be sent by Acted. If you would like to trial the product for free simply email ActEd with your student number to obtain a password. You will be invoiced only when you register the product online.

You should then visit the following website:

http://acted.smartrevise.co.uk/sr

From here you can either use the online version or download and install the necessary software to use the offline version.

Registration will automatically expire at the end of the current exam session. If you wish to reuse Smart Revise for the next sitting you will need to reregister and an additional fee will be payable.

Frequently Asked Questions

The FAQ document contains the questions asked most frequently by students.