It stays in your history
Every session you host keeps its place in your list of past ones, with its deck, its date, how long it ran, how many took part and how much they did, so you can open it again long after the room has gone.

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Join a session(Coming soon)Follow your presenterLearn on your own(Coming soon)Every presentation, workshop and live session you host, and every document you study, is saved in your session history and your learning journeys. Sort them into folders and come back later to the slides, your notes and the full report of what happened. Progress across sessions, quizzes and mock exams is measured along the way, so you always know what is understood and what needs another look.

Every session you host keeps its place in your list of past ones, with its deck, its date, how long it ran, how many took part and how much they did, so you can open it again long after the room has gone.
Attention across the session and on every slide, which ones held the room and which lost it, the questions that came in, what was answered to each poll and quiz, and what was flagged for another look.
Take the whole report as a PDF to read or send on, or its figures as a CSV to work with yourself. A report is kept for twelve months after the session it belongs to, and what you export is yours to keep.

Where the room held on and where it drifted, over the slides and over time.
How many were still with you at each slide, and where the biggest drop came.
What participants did without pressing a button, like going back to re-read a slide, so the ones who never speak up count too.
The slides the room flagged, questioned or drifted away from.
Every slide you presented, with its attention, its votes and its questions.
Each participant's activity, anonymous and numbered by the order they joined.
What the room answered each time you asked.
The whole discussion, in the order it happened.
What the room hoped to take away at the start, and whether it did by the end.
Every document you work through keeps its place in your library, with how far you read, the notes you wrote, the pages you marked and the quizzes you sat, so opening it again means carrying on rather than starting over.

The pulse of the work, the pages you learned, the questions you answered and the time you actually spent on it, then the signal on every page: what held, what you flagged, and what you never reached.

The questions you missed come back in the final recall, the chapters they came from are the ones your week sends you back to, and what is still ahead of you is planned around them rather than left to the night before.

Your notes, your drawings and your progress are yours. Reactions in a session stay anonymous, and what you study on your own is not shown to anyone else.

What hosts and learners ask about the record.