Build a study list from a syllabus

Paste a course page, newsletter or chat answer and turn its links into an ordered reading list in seconds.

Course syllabi, “awesome” lists and newsletters are full of links in a sensible order. ReadingTrack can read that text and build the list for you — keeping only links that are actually there.

#Option A: Paste text on the web

1. Copy the source

   Select the syllabus or post (text and links) and copy it.

2. Open the list importer

   Go to Reading Lists → Paste from anywhere ✨.

3. Paste and continue

   ReadingTrack finds the links, names each one, groups them, and writes a short description.

4. Review the preview

   Fix titles, reorder items, remove anything you don't want, add notes, or use Add resource. Nothing is saved yet.

5. Choose visibility and confirm

   Keep it Private for yourself, or make it Public to share. Then confirm to create the list.

#Option B: From a web page with the extension

• Whole page: open the syllabus page, click the extension → Create list from page links.
• Part of a page: select just the section you want, right-click → Create ReadingTrack List from selected text.

Both take you to the same preview to review before anything is saved.

#Work through it

1. Read in order

   Open each item from the list. Your progress through the list fills in as you read.

2. Capture as you go

   Write a takeaway on each item and mark the important ones Worth remembering.

3. Review daily

   Your review queue will start quizzing you on the material — the best way to make a course stick.