Read, annotate, and engage with your course materials
A file opens in its own study space, with the original material beside Uflo’s learning tools.
You can work through a document or recording, then explore its study guides or ask questions in Chat.
Open your course, then choose the chapter and lesson you want to study.
You can also select Files in the sidebar and choose your course from the selector.
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Open the File
Select its file card.
Uflo opens the viewer in another browser tab, so you can return to your course afterward.
Use the viewer’s page and zoom controls to find the passage you want to study.
Annotate lets you highlight text and add comments to document pages.
Annotate is the document-reading mode. Switch to Draw when you want to sketch on the pages.
Select Draw to sketch over the pages, then return to Annotate when you want to use the reader again.
If a passage needs more explanation, select it and ask Uflo about it.
Uflo saves annotations automatically as you work.
Before closing the file, check that your changes have saved.
If changes are still unsaved, use the viewer’s save control.
If saving fails, choose Retry and wait for it to finish.
Start playback and follow the Transcript when one is available.
The current passage is highlighted as the recording plays.
Select a timestamp to jump back to that passage and resume playback.
Use the timestamps to revisit a definition or explanation without replaying the whole recording.
You can also select transcript text to ask for an explanation in Chat.
Drag the divider between the material and study tools to give either side more room.
Hover over the divider to reveal controls for collapsing or restoring a panel.
On smaller screens, use the AI / File switch to move between them.
On a smaller screen, switch between the study tools and the original file.
Your browser may have blocked the new tab.
Allow pop-ups for Uflo, then select the file again.
If the material is missing from your course, check content availability.
Can I download a copy?
Select the Download icon above the viewer when it is available.
Download access depends on the file’s settings.
If a course file cannot be downloaded, ask your instructor for a copy.
Next: Use Study Guides
Explore summaries, section notes, mindmaps, and podcasts for your material.
