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Following a course

Start at step 1, the course outline, Mark as finished, your progress, the next step and Continue learning.

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Step by step, with your progress kept for you. You will follow a course from the first step, and keep track of what you have finished.

Step by step

1Start

Open a platform’s course and press Start at step 1. The steps are in the order we recommend learning them.

HTT Understand: start — the screen at this step
Step 1: Start

2The course outline

Beside every training is the course outline: every step, with the one you are on highlighted, and your progress at the top.

HTT Understand: the course outline — the screen at this step
Step 2: The course outline

3Mark as finished

When you have done a training, press Mark as finished at the end of it.

HTT Understand: mark as finished — the screen at this step
Step 3: Mark as finished

4Progress

Its step gets a tick, and your progress moves on. Your ticks are kept on this device, so you do not need an account.

5Next step

Then go on to the next step.

HTT Understand: next step — the screen at this step
Step 5: Next step

6Continue learning

Come back any time. The home page shows a Continue learning card that takes you straight back to where you left off.

HTT Understand: continue learning — the screen at this step
Step 6: Continue learning

7Done

That is how you follow a course on HTT Understand. Enjoy learning!

HTT Understand: done — the screen at this step
Step 7: Done

Questions people ask

Who is the “Following a course” training for?

Everyone. It is one step of the HTT Understand course, which is laid out in the order we recommend learning it.

Do I need an HTT account for this?

No. Everything in this training works without signing in.

Can I do this on a phone?

Yes. The steps are the same on a phone, and the video shows every step on a computer and then again on a phone.

How long does this training take?

The video is about 2 minutes long. Reading the article takes less.

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