Open the course. Under Archive you will find what you made in it before:
- Notes — the summary you generated for that course.
- Past tests — the papers you made, with every attempt.
- Mindmap — your topics, and any notes you put under them.
A tile only shows if you have that thing. If a course has no Archive section, there was nothing in it.
You can read them, not add to them
These are kept as they were. Open them, read them, go back through an old attempt and see your answers beside the right ones.
You cannot add to them or make new ones this way.
What to use instead
Everything those tools did now happens where you read.
| Instead of | Use |
|---|---|
| Generating course notes | Summarise a unit while you are reading it |
| Making a test | Test yourself, any length, on the unit you are on |
| A mindmap of a topic | Ask about the unit or the whole course |
The difference is that the new ones sit inside the book, so an answer can point you at the page it came from.
They are not going anywhere
Your archive stays on your account. It is there if you remove the course and add it back, and reading it costs no credits.