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Study text drafted from public-domain US government sources. Practice questions are reviewed before publication.

Topics

  • SMRs & radiation-safety fundamentals

    Free study guide and practice quizzes on small modular reactors and radiation-safety fundamentals: reactor basics, SMR designs, radiation types, units, dose, shielding, decay, ALARA and the US regulatory framework.

    Ten study pages are ready to read. The practice quiz and flashcards are in review and open here once their questions have been reviewed.

Free courses

Short lesson-by-lesson courses with a practice quiz after each module. The courses are in review; their lessons appear here as each one is reviewed.

  • Hazmat awareness for portable gauge operations

    Hazmat awareness (gauges): a free course that is in review. Its lessons are published here once they have been reviewed.

  • Accessibility fundamentals for small-business websites

    Accessibility fundamentals: a free course that is in review. Its lessons are published here once they have been reviewed.

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Each topic has short study pages with an explanation, a sample quiz, frequently asked questions and the sources behind every answer. The topic quiz draws ten questions at a time; flashcards use spaced repetition (the SM-2 algorithm) so you review each card just before you would forget it. There are no timers, and everything can be used with a keyboard and a screen reader.

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Why trust these questions?

The study pages and the questions are drafted from public-domain US government sources (regulations, NRC and DOE documents, and EIA and EPA explainers) with original explanations, and every page lists the sources it uses. Practice questions are published only after review: no question is shown while it is still a draft, and each one carries a version number so corrections are traceable. Check the cited source before relying on any explanation.