Starting your first lesson

Courses show up in your library because a teacher, tutor, school, or parent assigned them to you — there's no course catalog to browse and self-enrol in. If your library is empty, that's expected until someone assigns you something: courses your teacher or school assigns show up there automatically, with nothing for you to do first. Not seeing a course you're expecting? Check you're signed in with the right account, or ask your instructor.

(You can also study a lesson you built yourself — see Building your own lesson — but that's a separate, self-serve path.)

Starting a lesson

Open a course card and select Start Learning. A course you've already begun shows Continue Learning instead, and one you've finished shows Review Course.

Each lesson is a sequence of cards. Read, answer, and select Continue to move to the next one. Your answers save to your account the moment you submit them — so if you leave partway through, coming back picks up right after the last card you answered, not from the beginning. Save & exit leaves the lesson deliberately; you don't need to finish a lesson in one sitting.

If you get a card wrong, Try again lets you have another go at that same card.

Asking the AI tutor

Stuck on a card? Select Ask the tutor and type your question. Each question costs a small number of coins from your balance — the exact cost is shown on the button before you ask. If you're low on coins, you'll be prompted to answer a few more cards to earn some before asking again. See Points, streaks, badges, and the shop for what coins are and how to earn more.

Reviews

Once you finish a lesson, it's scheduled to come back for a short review later, timed to when you're likely to be forgetting it. See How review lessons work for what that looks like.