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# Notes

Moodly has a powerful notes feature perfect for tracking interactions with Learners.

Notes feature is accessible directly from any of the Check-in Views (1st Check-in, 2nd Check-in, Combined Check-in).

## Recording a Note

To record a note, click the date which the note is related to from the learner register and select Notes

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Add some note text and save.

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The icon will update to show a note was created on this day

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Clicking notes again will allow you to add further notes for that day and view existing notes.&#x20;

## Viewing all Notes

It is possible to view all notes for a time period.

Click the ellipsis icon next to a Learners check-in history and select "Show Notes"

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This will show all notes captured for the selected time-frame

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