Read a lesson

Click any lesson on the topic page to open the reader. The whole course is one long scroll, so you can keep reading straight into the next lesson. Each chapter starts with a card listing its lessons, so you can jump ahead.

Lessons are written as you arrive

The first time you reach a lesson you’ll see a gray outline of the page with Loading your lesson above it. lezrn waits until you’ve stopped on a lesson for a few seconds before writing it, so your credits aren’t spent on lessons you only scroll past. Lessons that are already written just load. Pictures are drawn once you scroll to them. After that the lesson is saved and opens instantly.

To have every lesson written the moment you reach it, open Settings and turn on Write lessons right away under Learning preferences. Lessons you scroll past will then use credits too.

Buttons in the lesson header

Listen

Reads the lesson aloud. Click again to pause or resume. Listening needs a plan.

Engaging Slides

A hands-on version of the lesson where you drag words, fill blanks and answer as you go. Finishing it marks the lesson read. On phones it’s called Slides.

Sources

Web pages that back up the ideas in the lesson.

Under each lesson

Materials for this lesson suggests free videos, books and courses when there are good ones. References lists what the lesson was written from.

If a lesson won’t load

• You’re out of credits: click See plans to pick a plan. Paid plans refill on your billing date. Trial credits don’t refill.
• Writing new lessons needs a plan: your trial has ended. Pick a plan to keep going.
• We couldn’t write this lesson: click Try again. If it keeps failing, email us.