掲示板 Forums - StudyPad and Save Sentences

Hello,

I see these questions:

1. "find the link or button to create a study schedule out of it (or just to view it)"

2. "suggestions/ideas to make use of the words saved up within the STUDYPAD"

3. "is there a way to save and retrieve sentences for future review"

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1. The first answer was easier for me to draw out. There's an image attached.

2. There are a lot of things to do with those words, especially if you make a schedule. Just a few to start with:

2a. Sentences. If you're interested in sentences, you can click the studypad's title as shown above and you'll be able to see the words in it. There are likely to be sentences associated with them, as seen in this picture with "Sentences (43)":

When you click that, sentences will appear:

You can click the "+" to add them to the studypad or your sentence schedules. However, you're likely to have your view initially set to "Full" instead of "Compact", so you may see this instead:

You can also see the sentences via the dictionary:

2b. Crosswords. After creating or adding to a schedule, you can click that schedule's page to find a view something like this

The puzzle button on the left side allows creation of a crossword puzzle! If you don't have pro, you may not see this button. I think this is a pro-only feature because crosswords are listed at the bottom of the Help->Renshuu pro usage page, but I believe there are some free puzzles at the Games->Crosswords page https://www.renshuu.org/games/... for you to try it out.

2c. Fall down the hole. Many things can be clicked on this site, including words and kanji. Words aren't clickable everywhere, but kanji are clickable in the studypad. When you click them, the dictionary will open its page for the kanji you click. There's a lot to do in there.

3. Sentences were covered by 2a

This had been on the back of my mind for a long time as something I also wanted to ask about but just hadn't gotten around to asking about or finding the answer. (Renshuu is so incredibly feature-rich, there are still a lot of things I don't know and features I haven't explored yet!)

So thanks @Wartyfrog for asking the question, and @intelligentguy for awesome explanation!