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One page per photo, flat and well lit.
Gathers what reviewers, scholars and the author have said about the work, in one to three minutes. Works for books, chapters, articles, reports and papers. The summary, picture, questions and quiz then draw on that. Without the pages, it can't be read aloud.
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Reading pauses if the screen locks. Your place is saved, so press play to carry on.
On iPhone, open Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content (on newer iPhones, Read & Speak) → Voices → English. Download a voice marked Premium or Enhanced, such as Ava or Zoe. Then reopen Reading Room; recommended voices are listed first.
A short summary, then twenty questions, one at a time, to work through the reading in your own words. You can ask for a hint or skip any question, and come back to it any time.
Real writing that answers this reading from another vantage point, found and checked on the web.
What reviewers, scholars and the author have said about this work, gathered from published sources. These are other people's accounts, not the text itself. Works for books, chapters, articles, reports and papers.
Choose what to include. Sections you haven't made yet are greyed out.
To save a PDF on iPhone, tap Print, then the share icon, then Save to Files.
Fix any scanning errors. A marker like [p. 12] starts each page.
Enter the access code you were given. You only need to do this once on each device.
Use the same shelf name on every device to see the same readings. Testers can use their own name to keep a separate shelf.