1 notebook per language

Actually, the most important for me would be

  • 2+ notebooks per language

.., because only 1 notebook would become too long, messy, and unmanageable in just a few weeks.

On day one, I would create distinct notebooks for:

  • Main
  • Idioms
  • False friends and Co
  • Verbs
  • South-american Spanish (the variations)

Per notebook, I’d like to have:

  • a [:magnifying_glass_tilted_right: Search] function, with autocompletion
  • a T.O.C. or outline
  • An [:eye:/:black_nib:] - [read-only/edit] toggle, to protect the contents
  • Auto-save and [Restore to previous version], because shit happens :rescue_worker_s_helmet:
  • navigate with a sidebar slider (vital once you have more than 10-20 pages)

For the notebook editor:

  • [Insert page breaks] and pagination, for structure and readability
  • [Copy/Move to <other notebook>], for cleanup and maintenance
  • Highlighting, images, hyperlinks, bullets, fonts, etc..
  • [:up_arrow: jump-to-source], for text blocks (words with context) that were copied from a lesson

At the lesson level, I’d like to have:

  • A list of the associated notebook(s)
  • A :spiral_notepad:icon and link next to words/sentences that were copied to a notebook

That would be a good start :slight_smile:


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If you later develop a folders-like solution to organise the courses (see Allow Grouping Courses into Collections - #7 by alainravet1 )

It would be super useful to let us store notebooks the same way.

This would allow us, f.ex., to collect 5 articles/lessons around a subject, collect their yellow words and write down notes just about that subject/these 5 lessons, and keep them visually together, easy to access and maintain. (See screenshot below)

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