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Watch lessons
The lesson player saves your place, tracks your progress and keeps every material in one place.
1 min read4 sectionsUpdated 7 October 2026
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Open a course from My Learning and choose Resume — you go straight to your first unfinished lesson, at the exact second you left.
01The player
- Resume where you left off — your place is saved as you watch.
- Playback speed, quality (it adjusts to your connection automatically), picture-in-picture and full screen.
- Skip back or forward 10 seconds.
- Next lesson when you’re done.
02Tabs inside a course
| Tab | What’s there |
|---|---|
| Lessons | Every lesson in order, with ticks for the ones you’ve finished. |
| Test series | The course’s tests. Take a test |
| Materials | Course-wide files (common materials) and each lesson’s own PDFs and documents. |
| Assignments | Work your teacher has set. Assignments |
| Certificate | Your certificate, once you finish. Certificates |
| Reviews | Rate the course. Reviews |
03Progress
- A lesson counts as finished when you’ve watched 90% of it, or reached the end.
- Your course progress is the share of lessons you’ve finished (free previews aren’t counted).
04Locked lessons
- Some teachers release lessons on a schedule. A scheduled lesson shows “Unlocks” with the date and time.
- Lessons that are still being prepared are hidden until the teacher publishes them.
- A new video can take a little while to process — you may see “This video is still processing.”
Keep reading
Courses & learningTake a testTimed tests inside your courses — graded the moment you submit, with your score, rank and percentile.Courses & learningCertificatesFinish every lesson in a course and you earn a certificate you can download and share.Courses & learningAccess, expiry and renewalMost purchases last for a set number of days. Here’s how to see when yours ends and how to renew without losing progress.
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