Course progress and saved work
Complete the required activities, understand local progress and deliberately keep a cross-device copy where available.
Course progress describes learning activities you have completed. It is separate from the evidence that an idea works and from whether the latest draft is available on another device.
Short micro-courses
In the embedded micro-course player, read the step and answer its checkpoint. A correct answer records that step as complete. Add a practical note and use its Save action to keep the output.
Progress, answers and notes in this player are browser-based. Do not assume they follow you to another device. On a shared browser, review any existing work before treating it as your own.
Guided courses and studios
- Open the course and read the current mission's outcome.
- Complete its required worksheet answers and understanding check where present.
- Use the mission's completion action. If it remains incomplete, review the message and required fields.
- Continue or revisit earlier work. Some courses require every mission to be complete before Save brief becomes available.
- Save or download the output and check the result message.
In the Disciplined Entrepreneurship studio, use Understand, Apply and Review within each unit. Venture and supplied-case work are separate. A unit marked for review needs attention before it counts as complete again.
Keep work across devices
Where the course offers Cross-device copy, choose Check cloud copy, inspect the version and explicitly choose to load it or save your current edits. Wait for Synced before continuing elsewhere.
Guest drafts require explicit review/import after signing in where that option is offered. Do not clear browser data to fix a page until you have protected local work.
Certificates and your next action
A course certificate requires the relevant completed answers and successful issuance; a local completion percentage alone is insufficient. See Achievements and certificates.
After learning, use one result in a real action. Record the observation and decision in your founder portal, keeping practice answers distinct from real-world evidence.