Question 1

Who can see my progress?

Accepted Answer

Your week is shared only with people you follow who also follow you. Following someone does not show them your progress. Someone who assigned you something sees how far you got on that item, and nothing more.

Question 2

Do I need to follow every student back?

Accepted Answer

No. You can assign a note, a lesson, a deck or a book to anyone who follows you, and you see their progress on it either way. Following them back is what lets you see their whole week, so it stays their choice.

Question 3

Is this only for teachers?

Accepted Answer

No. It works just as well for two people learning together. Follow each other and you both get the other's week, plus a short weekly summary.

Question 4

What exactly does the weekly summary show?

Accepted Answer

The days each person studied and how many words they learned. It reports numbers and nothing else: no scores, no rankings, and no comment on a quiet week.

Question 5

Can anyone give me something to do?

Accepted Answer

Only people you follow. Giving is one-way, so someone you follow can hand you a note, a lesson, a deck, a book or a small ask without following you back. They see your progress on what they gave you and nothing else. Your whole week is the mutual half: that needs the two of you to follow each other, so nobody sees it without your say-so.

Question 6

Do I get a summary by email?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Once a week you get a short report on the people you follow each other with: the days they studied and the words they learned. It reports numbers and nothing else, so a quiet week is never a verdict.

Question 7

What are small asks for?

Accepted Answer

For things that are not a whole lesson, like reading a dialogue out loud or bringing a question to your next session. You can add a colour, a deadline and a picture. The person answers with a tick or by saying they cannot do this one, and neither answer is treated as a score.

Question 8

Can I assign a note with lessons attached?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Attach lessons, decks, books, free resources, roadmap topics and files to a note in your Study notebook, then assign the note. Your students read it with everything attached, including private lessons and decks they could not open otherwise, and you see their progress on each item.

Question 9

Can students write their answers in a note?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Add answer boxes to a note in Study, where a student can type, draw by hand, or both. Assign it, and each student gets their own copy to fill in and hand in, which nobody else sees. You comment on their answers, then send it back for a fix or mark it reviewed. A late hand-in is marked late, and nothing locks at the deadline.

Person	This week	Words
Mia		12
Sam		8
Noa		–

Set the work, then see how it went

How it works

Small asks, on paper

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