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Save notes, topics and tests to come back to, and find them all on one Saved page

One Save button on notes, a single note, a topic or a test, and one Saved page that keeps them all, sorted by kind.

Every screen in the films is the real product, shown on a demo school made for them.

While you study, you keep finding things you want to come back to: a page of notes before the test, a topic you did not quite follow, a test to try again. Saved in Apar AI LMS keeps them all in one place, sorted by kind, so revision starts from your own list instead of a hunt through every chapter.

The film saves a chapter's revision notes, a single note, a topic and a test, then opens the Saved page, reads a note there and takes a test off the list.

Step by step

  1. Open a chapter

    Press Subjects, then the subject (the film uses Science), and open a chapter.

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  2. Save the whole set of notes

    Press Revision notes, then Save at the top. The button changes to Saved: the whole set of notes is kept.

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  3. Save just one note

    To keep only one note, press the bookmark beside that note instead.

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  4. Save a topic

    Go back to the chapter, press Topic by topic, open a topic and press Save.

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  5. Save a test

    Press To do, open a test and press Save. A test you have done can be kept to try again.

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  6. Open Saved

    Press Saved on the left. Everything you saved is there, sorted by kind: notes, topics, tests and banks.

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  7. Read a saved note

    Press Notes, then a note, and read it right there without going back to the chapter.

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  8. Take one off

    Press Tests, then the bin beside one, and it comes off your Saved list.

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Good to know

One button everywhere

Notes, topics and tests all use the same Save button, which turns to Saved once pressed. A single note has a small bookmark instead.

The bin only clears your list

The bin takes an item off Saved. Use it to keep the list short as you finish revising.

What was on screen

A demo school and its demo student. The notes, topic and test are demo data, saved on camera.

Questions

How do I bookmark notes to revise later?
Open the notes and press Save at the top to keep the whole set, or the bookmark beside a single note to keep just that one.
Where do I find what I saved?
Press Saved on the left. Your notes, topics, tests and banks are there, each in its own tab.
What the film saysThe narration, scene by scene.

Saved. This is the student dashboard. Save what you want to come back to, and find it all in one place.

A chapter. Press Subjects, then Science, and open a chapter.

Save the notes. Press Revision notes. At the top, press Save. It now says Saved: the whole set of notes is kept.

One note. To keep just one note, press the bookmark beside it.

A topic. A topic saves the same way. Go back to the chapter, press Topic by topic, open a topic, and press Save.

A test. So does a test. Press To do, open a test, and press Save.

Saved, by kind. On the left, press Saved. Everything you saved is here, by kind: notes, topics, tests and banks.

Read a note. Press Notes. Press a note, and read it right here.

Take one off. Press Tests. To take one off, press the bin, and it comes off the list.

Coming up. Next: Class resources: open it, ask a question.

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