Save a reusable reading request

Give the helper a name, use, prompt and check.

Use slots for the text and question. Replace them next time. Do not leave an old event, date or rule in a new request.

Keep private details out of the saved helper. A note saying “I removed private details” does not prove the rest of the text is clear of them.

Write in the practice box and read the save status. It shows whether your place is saved in this browser or to your account. Wait for a saved status if it is still saving.

To return, open My learning. On a phone, open the menu first. Find this lesson in Saved work and open its draft.

If saving fails or the lesson has changed, keep a copy of your writing and follow the message. A title alone does not show that a draft was saved.

The answer keeps supplied items separate from what to bring.

Made-up helper test: Explain [text] and answer [question] from that text. Text: Garden club meets Friday at 2 in the afternoon. Bring gloves. Tools are provided. Question: What do I need to bring, and where is the meeting?

Write the four parts, then reopen the draft.

Make a helper with Name, Use when, Prompt and My check. Leave slots for the new text and question. After writing, check the save status. Open My learning, find this lesson in Saved work and reopen its draft.