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4 years ago New text is done.
How to use WeLearn?
Step1: Installation
Go to our official website, welearn.cri-paris.org and you will explore welearn as a guest. To have an individual account, click WELEARN on the left top, it will redirect you to an introduction page where there are extension download options available. We support both Chrome and Firefox.
For users who use neither Chrome nor Firefox, if it’s not too much trouble, we suggest you to install either browser before adding the extension. Step2: Registration After installing WeLearn extension, please follow the instruction to register yourself and then log in with your personal email address (**) Step 3: Add resources to WeLearn Now you can start adding resources by clicking the WeLearn button, usually on the right top of your browser, along with other extension buttons. The resources could be articles, news, blog posts, etc., as long as you read or watch them actively. Click the “anchor”, then it’s automatically saved to WeLearn. While adding resources, the system will automatically analyze the context and mark concepts. On this popover, you can add or delete concepts that are extracted from the resource. You can rate your understanding level of the resource in order for us to know your level of knowledge regarding the concepts and resources (which contributes to a personalized recommendation system.) And it’s done. You can access previously added resources by clicking on the tab “My Resources” Right clicking the WeLearn button also direct you to “My Resources”. Remark: It works better with texts that have over 1000 words; it does not work in PDFs, images(Coming soon!) Step 4. Search for resources on “My Resources” Here you can search for resources through concepts or keywords or try any words that you remember for targets resources You can also go back to the original resource by clicking the link at the bottom of each card. Step 5. Check out your knowledge map When you go to “DISCOVER”, you can see your knowledge map, which is a visualization of your knowledge span. The map layer of “My resources” represents all the resources that you have added to WeLearn. The map layer of “My group” represents all the resources that have been added to a specific group that you have joined. The map layer of “everyone” represents all the resources that have ever been added to WeLearn.
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current page: chrome-extension://aheppdfnfcfnojcaipdajboppllolgpo/pages/support.html
The old tutorial was made for iLearn, a new one is in demand for WeLearn.