Read the session numbers honestly

Reference help belongs in the record, not hidden in a percentage.

A useful practice log distinguishes an answer made from the question alone from one made with a revealed answer or a reference pair. Both can be useful learning activities, but combining them into one accuracy number can be misleading.

What counts as unassisted?

You may replay the question as often as you like. If you use Reveal answer, play a reference while the question is unanswered, or choose the guided example, that question is marked reference-assisted. Its result remains in the answered count and history, but it is excluded from unassisted accuracy.

A worked example

Suppose four questions were answered without reference help and three were correct. Unassisted accuracy is 75 percent. If two additional guided answers were correct, the answered count becomes six and the assisted count becomes two; the unassisted percentage remains 75 percent.

Review missed distances

The review table uses unassisted answers only. Review missed creates a new interval set from distances missed in this session. If only one distance was missed, another choice is added so the next question still involves a comparison. Your history is retained.

Know the window

Statistics cover the latest 200 records in the open tab, including skips. They are not a long-term profile or a skill certification. Download a report if you want to keep the session before leaving.

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