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Create and access a Study Set

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Creating a New Study Set

  1. On the lefthand side of your Dashboard, click My Sets (or use + Create Study Set directly from the My Sets list page).
The My Study Sets page. Above the grid are a Search study sets field, a Last Accessed sort control, and Materials, Create Folder and Create Study Set buttons. The grid starts with the Create Study Set tile, followed by folder cards and study set cards.
My Study Sets. Click the Create Study Set tile, or the Create Study Set button above the grid.
  1. Choose + Create Study Set.
  2. Enter a name for your Study Set in the Study Set Name field.
  3. Optionally add a description in the Description field.
  4. Click + Create Study Set to finish.
The Create Study Set modal open over the My Study Sets page. It has a required Study Set Name field, a Description (Optional) box, a "What happens next?" information panel, and Cancel and Create Study Set buttons at the bottom.
Create Study Set modal. Type a Study Set Name, add an optional Description, then click Create Study Set.

Accessing an existing Study Set

There are several ways to get back into a Study Set — pick whichever is fastest for you:

  • On your main dashboard, the Jump back in section surfaces the Study Sets you most recently reviewed — click any card to open it.
  • Click My Sets in the left sidebar to see every Study Set you have, then select one.
  • Use the left/right arrow control in the sidebar to switch quickly between recently accessed Study Sets without leaving the page you're on.
The StudyFetch dashboard Home page, with Home selected in the left sidebar above My Sets, Calendar, Mini Apps and Your Classes. The main column shows a greeting banner, a Recent Materials row, a Your Study Sets row of study set cards with View all and Create new links, and a Recent Activities row. A right column shows Upcoming, a streak counter and Announcements.
Home, with Home selected in the sidebar. Click a card under Your Study Sets to reopen a recent study set.
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