Use a short session to learn new material, see where you hesitated, and choose a useful next review. You need a collection you can access with completed entries, or completed material in your personal library.
Set Up A First Session
•Open the material - Open the collection and check its title so you know which material you are studying.
•Choose Mixed practice - Leave Focus on All progress and clear selected flags for a broad first session. Lexi will rotate the available challenges and favor unfamiliar or weaker material.
•Set your pace - Choose 6, 8, or 10 answer options. Leave Auto next off if you want time to read each explanation and example.
•Start practice - Select Start practice and read the first prompt.
A small collection can offer fewer options than requested. If Lexi is waiting for a scheduled review, select a specific challenge or focus to practice sooner, or return when the material is due.
Answer And Learn From Feedback
•Choose an answer - Click the option, or use 1–9 and 0 for options 1–10. Read the feedback and the expected answer before continuing.
•Build sentences in order - In a sentence challenge, select one word at a time. Correct intermediate words advance automatically. Follow the displayed capitalization and punctuation; a wrong word makes the completed sentence unsuccessful.
•Ask for the answer when needed - Answer reveals the solution and records an unsuccessful attempt. Read it, then advance manually when ready.
•Skip when useful - Skip moves on and leaves the entry out of the rest of this session. It also records an unsuccessful attempt, so use it as an honest sign that the material needs attention.
•Move to the next question - Choose Next or press Enter after feedback. Available examples accompany resolved questions.
In a shared collection, avoid Exclude merely because you found a question difficult. That author control removes the entry from practice for every learner. Skip affects your current session instead.
Review What Happened
Resolved questions join the current session's review list after you advance. Revisit their solutions and context to see what caused a mistake. A correct but slow answer remains correct, although it does not build the fast streak required for mastery.
•Finish when ready - Press Escape to leave practice and return to the dashboard.
•Open a progress group - Choose Failed or Learning to inspect material that needs more work. Select a particular challenge when you want to distinguish recognition from reverse recall.
•Check saved history - Open the collection's History panel, or Practice history from its mobile options, for the latest saved answers and durations.
If the dashboard shows answers or sessions waiting to sync, let synchronization finish before expecting them in History or the activity calendar. Use Sync now if it appears after an error.
Pick A Useful Next Session
Leave Mixed practice on All progress for scheduled review, or follow Focus on difficult material to target a weakness. If the default speed or streak feels unsuitable, Progress and settings explains how to adjust it and why existing mastery may change.
