Build an offline study pack

Go to a suite's downloads page, or to a skill page's practice pack. These export the whole body of material — every construct, lesson, worked example, pitfall, and glossary entry — rather than whatever happens to be rendered in front of you.

Take the PDF if you are going to print it or read it on a tablet: it is a real paginated document with wrapped text, tables, and page numbers. Take the spreadsheet if you want to filter and sort, or track your own progress. Take plain text for a notes app or a screen reader. Take the archive if you want all of them.

Export your Cognitive Skills Lab history and your practice results as well. Those files carry one row per skill and one row per attempt, which is what makes a second look at them useful a month later.

Every export is checked as it is written so a private project or attempt address cannot end up in a file you pass on. What comes out is a self-contained document about the material, safe to email to a study group or hand to a tutor.

Install Novus Learn to the home screen and open the pages you plan to use before you go offline. Between the cached pages and the downloaded pack, a train journey with no signal is a working study session.