Learn Topics
Small lessons with a tick list, like "learn Excel tables", so students learn one thing at a time.
Rohit ticks off “Pivot tables” after the practice task. His progress bar moves up to 60%.
How it flows
- 1The course is cut into small topics
- 2The student learns one topic
- 3They do a small task
- 4They tick it done and progress grows
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Open Learn Topics
You see a tick list for your course.
- 2Pick a topic
Each one is small: about 10–20 minutes.
- 3Learn and practise
Read or watch, then try the small task.
- 4Mark it done
Your progress bar moves up.
Quick answers
- What does Learn Topics do?
- Small lessons with a tick list, like "learn Excel tables", so students learn one thing at a time.
- Who uses Learn Topics?
- Students and teachers. It is part of the institute management software (Topic-wise Learning Tracker).
- Does Learn Topics work on mobile?
- Yes. Learn Topics works in all 3 apps: the mobile app, the desktop app and the web portal.
- How do you use Learn Topics?
- 1. Open Learn Topics. 2. Pick a topic. 3. Learn and practise. 4. Mark it done.
More details (for staff)
Bite-sized topic checklists (e.g. Excel Pivot Tables, CSS Grid, Tally GST Voucher Entry) with practice tasks.
Micro-skill checkpoints for student self-study and quick conceptual revision.
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