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How do find the whole week’s lessons to access them and go over each one again
On the weekends I like to review the weeks lessons and go over them again, and again to try and get them down. But I can’t figure out how to find them now. I did it once, but now I’m lost. Any suggestions?
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I figured it out. When you first click on the circle with a check mark–Daily Challenge–it takes you to a page where you have to “Start Challenge”–then up comes the whole month’s of challenges on the left side. Whew!!
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@tac it would be helpful if the daily challenge home screen just defaulted to the the monthly listing…. just a suggestion!
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And remember @Milt (wow, lucky you, your name works, which means you snagged the Milt name with nothing else. ), when the new month starts, you won’t be able to access the last month’s lessons. So you must favorite all the lessons you want to revisit.
MG 😀
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Thanks Mike, and Milt for asking, so basically favourite every lesson … I can do that 🙂
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@Mike-Gaurnier thanks for the info. Yeah, I guess Milt is pretty uncommon. So we now cannot access last months lessons at all. THAT is a bummer. And this is a grumble. They need to fix that. There is now way we learn each month’s lessons with just one pass. I taught adults for twenty years, and they were doctors, and once is not nearly enough. Not even twice or three times. Sometimes us old guys need hours. Repetition, repetition, repetition.
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Yes, @Milt , that’s the reason they have a “favorite” button and that is why they really wanted to keep our favorites from the old website. When Tony and the TAC team were told by the web guys that our favorites had been lost the were devastated knowing how important they were to us. But at that point there was no going back as is so often the case with software upgrades. But we will be able to build a new favorites list. We don’t have to go backwards at all. Our guitar journeys will continue to grow and expand.
MG 😀
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You may be able to access old lessons via browser history also.
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