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A useful question
deserves a return visit.

Bookmark a question when the context matters. Return to the explanation as your understanding develops. Personal Notes is planned and is not available in the current release.

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Notes concept · Planned feature

The detail that matters

What changed between the original situation and the question in front of me?

Name the change before choosing the response.
Personal Notes is not available in the current release. This illustration does not save notes, and its example bookmark resets when you leave.

Saved questions,
in your study space.

For ASWB Masters and Clinical.
One account. Your own way to prepare.

Keep the question and its context.

A bookmark saves a question for another look. Keep the situation and answer explanations together when a distinction deserves more attention.

Give the takeaway another form.

Turn a useful distinction into a personal flashcard, or write it in your own notebook. The planned Notes feature shown in this illustration does not yet save notes to your account.

A few useful details.

Can I create personal Notes in CaseTheory?

Not in the current release. Personal Notes is planned; the illustration shows a concept, and its example bookmark resets when you leave. You can currently bookmark questions and create personal flashcards in your study space.

Are saved questions shared between Masters and Clinical?

Saved questions stay with the exam space where you bookmarked them, so each exam has its own review collection.

Keep the thread going.

Explore a connected tool

Flashcards

Bring an idea back from memory.

A thought for your next session

Learn through the reasoning

A practical way to turn answer review into something you can use again.

A clearer way to prepare.
One useful session at a time.

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