So, I stumbled upon this thing called Welma the other day. I was struggling to read some complicated stuff online. It was a real headache, man. You know those long articles or papers that just make your brain hurt? Yeah, that was me.
I decided to check out this Welma thing. It is supposed to be some kind of AI helper that explains tough words and sentences. To be honest, I did not have high hopes, but I figured it was worth a shot.
I started by finding a really complex article. Something about the economy that was filled with jargon and complicated sentences. I copied the text and started using Welma.
- First off, the interface was pretty simple. Nothing too fancy, just a place to paste the text and a button to do the thing.
- I pasted the article into Welma and hit the “Simplify” button. I do not know exactly what that button is called. It has been a while since I used it.
- Then, the AI did its thing. It took a few seconds, which was no big deal.
- After that, Welma gave me back the simplified version of the text.
The Result
I have got to say, I was pretty impressed. The simplified text was so much easier to understand. It was like someone had translated it into plain English for me. All those big words and confusing sentences were gone. They were replaced with simpler terms and shorter sentences.
I was able to actually understand what the article was about. It was a big relief. I ended up using Welma on a few other texts too. Some academic papers, a couple of news articles, and even a chapter from a book. Each time, it worked great. It made everything so much clearer.
So yeah, that is my experience with Welma. It is a pretty neat tool if you are dealing with complicated texts. It really does make things a lot easier to understand. If you are struggling with complex reading material, you might want to give it a try.
Oh, I used this tool a while back. So, I do not remember the details such as which button is which exactly. But, you will figure it out when you use it. It is not that hard.