Using your own syllabus
Show Wobo your syllabus and Wobo builds a plan around it. Photo, PDF, paste or type.
Use this when your board is not published anywhere, when you are homeschooled, when your school has its own scheme of work, or when you simply want to study a fixed list of things.
Four ways in
- A photo. The syllabus page in your book, a printed sheet, or the timetable stuck to your wall. Take it in reasonable light and get the whole page in frame.
- A PDF. Upload it.
- Paste. Copy it from wherever it lives.
- Type it. Chapter names on separate lines is enough. You do not need topics; Wobo can propose those and you confirm.
Confirming it
Wobo turns it into a structure and shows it to you unit by unit. One tap per unit to confirm, rename or delete. This takes a minute and it is the step that makes everything after it correct.
What it is labelled
Drafted from your syllabus, check it. Because we know exactly where it came from: you.
It is yours
A syllabus you built is private to your account and is not shared with anyone. If you want to offer it to other learners at your school, there is a control to share it; it then goes through a check before anyone else sees it. That is entirely optional and off by default.
Related: Editing your syllabus.