Save a card for your next photo task

Keep the photo step and the request.

Use seven labels: Name, Photo, Request, Check, Repair, Stage and Save. The photo step says how to choose and review an image. The request says what to do with it.

Put the card in this lesson’s practice box and read the save status. It says whether your writing is saved in this browser or to your account. If saving fails, keep the page open and use Try again.

Open My learning, then this lesson’s Saved work, to check the card is there. On a phone, open Menu first. Looking at an example does not save it as your writing.

This lesson holds one practice draft. Keep another copy if needed; clearing browser data can remove a local draft.

If an updated lesson offers Your draft to keep, copy your writing before choosing Start the updated lesson. Reopen Saved work after saving to check the card.

Keep a photo task you could actually follow.

Made-up card for reading this box label. Include choosing the provided image, checking its preview, copying the four lines, checking the source, repairing an error if needed and saving the text card. No live try is assumed.

Open image in a new tabSave practice image

Include the image step, request and way back.

Write Name, Photo, Request, Check, Repair, Stage and Save. Use slots for the image you choose and the task. Include a usable request, a full source check and the save-and-return path. Do not put private details in the card.