Studying offline

Taking a list with you, studying with no connection, and what happens when it comes back.

Taking a list with you

On a list's page, the ⋮ menu offers "Make available offline". The list is then downloaded onto this device. The same menu item removes it again.

Studying a list downloads it too: a list you have just worked on is already on the device, without your asking.

The download belongs to the device, not to the account: what you take with you on your phone is not taken with you on your computer.

An offline list stays for thirty days

A list you study is saved on the device by itself, and the countdown starts again every time you open Kardamone with a connection. So a saved list stays as long as you keep coming back.

If the device does not connect once in thirty days, the list can no longer be studied offline; it renews itself at the next connection. When the device runs out of room, the list studied longest ago is removed first.

Studying with no connection

With no connection, Kardamone shows a simplified page with the lists you have downloaded. The session runs as usual.

Your answers are sent automatically as soon as the connection comes back. The ⟳ at the top right shows where things stand; press it to send them straight away.

You can close the application: your answers stay on the device until they are sent.

The learning path needs a connection

The learning path is followed online. Offline, it offers only the day’s reviews and new words; grammar lessons, sentences, texts and moving on to the next level wait for the network to return. Without a connection, Kardamone is above all for reviewing and practising your lists.

Answers that did not count

Occasionally an answer given offline cannot be counted; the list below says which and why.

While that list is not empty, the ⟳ at the top right says so.