Learning Paths
A learning path is a guided sequence of activities that builds a single skill step by step. Instead of choosing activities at random, a learner follows a path from start to finish, always knowing what comes next.
How a path works
- Pick a path from the learning-paths list that matches a goal (a subject or skill).
- Work through the steps in order — each step is an activity or short lesson.
- Watch your progress fill in as you complete each step.
- Finish the path and carry the new skill into other activities.
Why use a path instead of browsing
| Browsing activities | Following a path |
|---|---|
| Great for exploration and variety. | Great for steady, structured progress toward one goal. |
| You choose what to do next. | The path chooses a sensible order for you. |
| Progress is spread across many topics. | Progress is focused and easy to see. |
Use cases
- A learner who wants to get better at multiplication follows a math path that builds from basics to harder problems.
- A child learning to read moves through phonics, simple words, and short stories in order.
- A parent or teacher points a learner at a path so they always have a clear "what's next."
Open a learning path from the app's Learning Paths section, then use the detail view to start the next step. Your progress is saved automatically and contributes to your overall progress tracking.