Showing Progress?

[Adub648]

Hi,

I'm not sure if I am missing something, but is there a way to track your progress on this? If not, this would be a great feature to add, so that people can go through and tick off all of the exercises that they have done.

Thanks,
Alex Wilson.

[SethClydesdale]

Hello @Adub648,

Currently there's no way to track progress. Since it's a static website designed to work online or offline, the only data stored is to cookies/localStorage. So there is a chance one could lose their progress accidentally, should they choose to clear these.

I do like the idea though, and can think of some possible workarounds, such as exporting your progress as a JSON file which you could then re-import into the site to restore your progress (similar to the Custom Study Tools). As for showing the progress, possibly displaying a simple checkmark icon next to the exercise name should be sufficient, with an additional page/mode where you can manually check off exercises that you've completed (in the event of progress loss).

[yoiang]

I love this idea as well as how @cocowash is tracking their progress below. Especially as steps working towards being able to generate automatic mixed up vocabulary flashcards or other format reviews

[cocowash]

@Adub648,
If someone is looking for ways to keep progress, I share my method for this.
I use any add-on that let me highlight a page [Right now i'm using highlighter + notes on mozilla]
Assign colors to information that you want to remember about a lesson is crucial.
I use green for current unseen lesson. Red for flunked lessons, and I'm thinking of using blue for useful lessons to keep reviewing regardless of my note.
By the way, @SethClydesdale, thanks for the hard work, I find this resource pretty useful to review Genki.

[yoiang]

@cocowash does the add-on re-fill in the fields you've already worked on as well or are you using it just to mark progress?

[cocowash]

@cocowash does the add-on re-fill in the fields you've already worked on as well or are you using it just to mark progress?
Just to mark progress. In a sense, this methodology works best for overall lessons than for specific answers on those lessons.