Planners that use your own courses and skills: finish dates, spaced reviews, practice.
Tools sits under Put it to use in the LearnSpace sidebar, and in the tab bar on a phone. Each card says the question the tool answers.
The course finish planner takes one of your courses and your own estimate of its length, then shows when you would finish at the hours a week you can give it — or the hours a week a date of your choosing would take. It can add one study session to today’s schedule.
Your learning week lists the courses you have in progress and the skills you are practising. Type the hours each would like and the hours you actually have; it says whether they fit, with no verdict. You can keep the plan as a thought.
Write what you learned, or tap one of your courses, and see five review dates widening from one day to a month. One button adds all five to Journey › Schedule.
Explain something in plain words, as if to someone new. Questions appear about the places explanations usually skip a step — vague words, a missing example. Keep it in My Thoughts with what you need to look up.
Pick a skill, the one part to work on and how you will see it improving. Keep the plan as a thought, or log today’s session in My Expertise.
Name an idea, who it is for, the problem it helps with and the smallest version someone could use this week, then start it in My Creations.
The last two cards open the tools that live inside Thinking Lab and Learn Beyond AI.
A tool only writes something when you press a button that says what it does.
Open LearnSpace Tools — plan how you learn in the app (sign-in required).