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Open your first course
Move from the course library to the exact unit and learning material you need, then let The Study Concept keep that context connected across every study view.
The key ideaChoose the course and unit once. Dashboard, documents, Thought Map, Debrief, Remember, Notes, and LYNE can then stay focused on the same material.
Choose a course
Open Courses and select the subject you want to study. Your library groups material by course and grade so you can move directly into the correct academic context.
- 1Open Courses. Use the top navigation or ask LYNE to take you to a course by name.
- 2Select the course. The course view shows its units, progress, and available learning material.
- 3Choose a unit. This becomes the active context for explanations and review.
Open the right material
Select a document or lesson inside the unit. The document workspace keeps the source in the center and places notes, practice, highlights, and LYNE around it. If you already started, The Study Concept resumes near your previous position.
Return to Dashboard. The next best action considers what is upcoming, what you were studying, and which material is useful to continue now.
Switch views without losing context
Use the course path at the top of the workspace to move between the unit’s learning modes.
- Thought Map shows how the unit’s ideas connect.
- Debrief explains the unit’s purpose and main points.
- Remember narrows the material to retrieval-ready knowledge.
- Notes keeps your own understanding attached to the same course.
Continue later
Your active course can reappear under Continue learning on Dashboard. When there is nothing urgent in your schedule, this continuity path gives you a useful place to resume instead of leaving the page empty.
Frequently asked questions
Can I study a different unit without returning to the library?
Yes. Open the course path and choose another topic. The available Map, Debrief, Remember, Notes, and review content update to the selected unit.
Why does a course show different learning tools?
The Study Concept only shows modes supported by the material in that course. Documents, prepared summaries, maps, or Concept Cards can vary by unit.
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