The short answer
Yes. Each module has a Notes tab, a notepad beside the lesson where you can type, format and draw. Your notes are saved to your account.
Taking notes
A module
- Click Notes
- Click New note
Saved to your account
Yes. Open any module of a free course and choose Notes. It is a notepad for you, beside the video.
- Type your notes and format them (bold, italic, headings, lists, highlights).
- Switch between Write and Draw to sketch a rung or a circuit.
- Choose New note for another note, or delete one you no longer need.
- Pinned notes stay at the top of your list.
Your notes are saved to your account, so they follow you to any device where you sign in.
The notes written by EDWartens, with worked examples, are in the Reading tab: see Can I download or print the notes?.
Two kinds of notes
| Detail | Notes tab | Reading tab |
|---|---|---|
| Written by | You | EDWartens |
| You can edit it | Yes | No |
| Has a print button | No | Yes |
Notes tab
- Written by
- You
- You can edit it
- Yes
- Has a print button
- No
Reading tab
- Written by
- EDWartens
- You can edit it
- No
- Has a print button
- Yes
Updated 22 October 2026
Related questions
- Can I download or print the notes?Yes. The written notes are in a module's Reading tab. Use the printer button (Print these notes), then print or choose Save as PDF. On a phone, use your browser's own print or share menu.
- How does a module count as complete?Watch every lesson in the module to 90% or the end, or tick it yourself: Lesson done for one lesson, Mark done for the whole module. Modules are not locked.
- Does my progress save?Yes. While you watch, your progress saves to your account every 30 seconds, and module completion is saved straight away, so it follows you to any device where you sign in.
- How do I enrol on a course?On the course page choose Enrol now, free, then Place order, free at checkout. Nothing is paid, you get a receipt, and the course appears in your portal under Courses.
- Are the courses available in Hindi or other languages?Not yet. The free courses, their video lessons and the notes are in English, and there is no language setting. Your browser can translate the written notes for you.
- What software do I need?Each course page lists its software and hardware. It is usually the maker's free or trial version with a simulator, and you never need real hardware. Some courses start with no software at all.
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