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Peak Learning

Learn on your own with a plan: learning time per week, the next section, deadlines and review at the right time.

How-tos

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  • How do I start a learning topic?How-to

    How do I start a learning topic?

    In Peak Learning, create a topic, such as a course, a language or a certificate, and write down why you're learning it. Sections and a deadline are optional. At most two topics are in focus at the same time.

    1. Open Peak Learning.
    2. Create a topic with its type and why.
    3. Optionally add sections and a deadline.
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  • How do I record what I've learned?How-to

    How do I record what I've learned?

    With “Log session”: choose the topic, enter the minutes and, if you like, tick off a section and note a question for later. The week then shows your learning time against your weekly goal.

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Frequently asked

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  • How does review work?Answer

    How does review work?

    Every question you note comes back at fixed intervals: after one day, then after three, seven, 16 and 35 days. If you knew the answer, it moves up one step; if not, it comes back tomorrow.

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  • How does Peak Learning work out whether I'll make my deadline?Answer

    How does Peak Learning work out whether I'll make my deadline?

    When a topic has a deadline and open sections, Peak divides the open sections by the days left and shows how many sections per week are needed. From 14 days before the deadline, a notice appears at the top. Without sections there's no pace, so add them to the topic, one line per section. This week's learning time counts Monday to Sunday from the sessions you logged.

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