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Finding the right lesson or resource in my courses
Finding content in my courses can be a challenge when there are so many lessons to look through.
So I wanna show you a trick that can change your life, at least when it comes to going through my courses, trying to find the segment that you were looking for, the resource you were looking for.
So let me go and share my screen now.
And here is my LinkedIn course.
And let's say you the students of this course might be like, Where did George talk about who the ideal connections are on LinkedIn that we should accept?
So then here's what you should do.
Do command f or control f.
Okay.
So command f on a Mac, control f on a Windows, so on a Mac, command f.
And this pulls up the search function on the top right.
And I would search, for example, if I were looking for the ideal connect.
And by the way, this is assuming you have already loaded the course page and you're seeing all the various lessons here.
Okay?
And you could see how long this thing will scroll because there's so many modules In this course, now you're trying to find the whole thing about ideal connections.
Right?
So I'm gonna type in ideal connections.
And you could see, even before I finish typing it, There are 5 instances instantly pulled up and there you go.
That's a that's a module.
And then inside that module are a couple of, you know, you'll you'll it'll pull up words of that include both modules and lesson titles.
So there you go.
And then basically, what you do is you you you click on, you know, up and down arrow to keep going and finding finding the instances.
There you go.
And then more more, you know so and then when you find what you're looking for, you basically click through and Obviously, once you click through, you can you can see the lesson and then the resources there.
So I hope this is helpful.
Go ahead and give command f or control f to try on my lesson, on my course pages, and any other tips you wanna share with with your fellow students on finding course material in my platform.
You can go and comment below.
More questions about this.
Thanks.
Once a course page has loaded (the titles of all the lessons are listed) -- then use CMD-F (Mac) or CTRL-F (Windows) to look for the topics you're interested in.
Last updated 9 Jan 2023.
9 comments
Great tip! Thanks.
Nice! Thank you. Very helpful. :)
Great tip thanks!
Love this simple tip that I would never have thought to use! Thank you!
Wow, very helpful, thank you
"Command F"! Thank you,
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