YOUR ACADEMY GUIDE

Find your next step.
Keep what you learn.

Start with one useful task. Keep a copy of your practice. Come back knowing what to try next.

A SMALL FIRST WIN

Begin with the free introduction.

You can read the written guides and use their worked examples without buying a new AI subscription. When a lesson asks you to try a tool, use one you already have or work through the supplied example.

Choose one useful task
Find a small starting point and describe a result you can judge.
Your first useful conversation
Give a clear brief, improve a draft and make the words yours.
Check before you trust or share
Spot unsupported details and keep the final decision in your hands.

Each introductory lesson explains its self-check. When it is ready and your account is signed in, use Mark lesson complete. Wait for Completion saved to your account. before relying on that saved state.

Ready for more?

The next 21 full-course lessons have Foundation, Apply and Stretch challenges. Start where you can explain your checks, then increase the difficulty. Use Mark lesson complete to save progress in your account.

Try Module 2: a clearer brief See all eight modules

BEFORE YOU LEAVE

Keep the work as well as the tick.

SAVED INTRODUCTORY COMPLETION

The lesson you finished.

When signed in and saving succeeds, your account remembers completion for Choose one useful task, Your first useful conversation and Check before you trust or share.

This records completion. It does not store your answers, grade your skills or establish paid enrolment.

YOUR OWN COPY

The thinking you want to keep.

Copy or download the work from the page before you leave. Practice attempts, worksheets, review notes and project edits are not saved to your account.

Switching challenge levels keeps attempts in the current lesson. Leaving or reloading can lose them. An exported file does not restore answers into the web fields.

Export on the page you used. Use its Copy or Download control. In lessons without an answer export, select your own answers and put them in your notes.
Check your copy. Paste copied text into a document, or find the downloaded file and open it. A “download requested” message alone does not prove you received the file.
Keep the actual result too. Save the draft, source and correction alongside your practice notes. The website builder exports your edited HTML; the handover ZIP contains the supplied fictional example.
Write your return point. Keep the lesson name or link, one thing you checked, and the next small task. Use the return card below.

Find the right export.

Practice lessons: Copy my practice notes or Download my practice notes includes all three challenge levels in that lesson.
Project workbook: Copy all project notes or Download all project notes includes every started task and stage.
Website review: Copy all review notes or Download all review notes includes all six requests and handover notes.
Tool comparison: Copy notes or Download notes keeps your worksheet entries. The fillable PDF is a separate file.

PICK IT UP AGAIN

Come back with a clear starting point.

Open My learning. Use the same Academy email account if you want to load saved introductory completion. Wait until saved progress has loaded.
Choose your lesson. Continue learning opens the next incomplete introductory lesson. If all three are complete, Practise again revisits the introduction. For Modules 2–8, use your saved lesson link or the practice shelf.
Open your own notes. Read your last check and next task. There is no import button for practice exports; use them beside the lesson or paste a relevant attempt into its fields.
Try a changed example. Explain what changed and how you checked it. Repeating a supplied answer is a starting point, not evidence of independent skill.

A RETURN CARD FOR YOUR OWN NOTES

Leave yourself a useful handover.

Lesson name and link · Task I tried · Source/result file · What I checked or corrected · What is still uncertain · Next small step.

Fictional example: “Module 2 — clearer brief. I removed an invented delivery date from my draft. The source leaves timing unknown. Next: write a second update with a changed audience.”

Guide + blank return card · Markdown

Markdown (.md) opens in a text editor. Save your own edited copy; editing a downloaded file does not update your account or this website.

KEEP A WAY FORWARD

If something goes wrong.

Progress will not load or save.

Keep a copy of your answers first. If shown, use Try loading again or Check saved progress. This checks saved completion without leaving the page or clearing your current exercise. A missing save confirmation does not tell you whether the change reached the server. Check the loaded completion before trying the change again. If asked to sign in again, preserve your work before following that link. Wait for Completion saved to your account. before relying on a newly confirmed save.

Completion is missing on another device.

Check that you are using the same permitted account and that progress has loaded. Practice text will not follow you: open your own saved copy. If Add my previous progress appears, only add those older browser completions if they are yours.

Copy or download did not work.

Keep the page open. Try the other export if available, or select your text and copy it into your notes manually. Check the saved text before leaving. Browser downloads may be blocked or saved somewhere unexpected.

You already closed the practice page.

Open your own notes or downloaded file. If you did not keep a copy, this preview cannot restore page-local answers. Reopen the lesson and use its original source to try again.

Sign-in or access is still unavailable.

Keep your own notes and the lesson link. Your Academy account saves progress; signing in with a different account does not grant access. Use the email associated with your enrolment to receive a fresh sign-in code.