Keep the source open beside the draft so checking becomes the easy action.
Do now: Open this lesson and a blank note in two tabs, then move between them.
A screenshot is evidence of a screen, not proof that the information is true.These basic actions remove friction from every later lesson. They also help you keep a visible source trail while working with AI.
Navigate without losing your place
Use tabs for related pages: the lesson, the source and the work. Close duplicates and name or group tabs when the browser allows it.
On a phone, use the recent-apps view carefully and return to the same browser tab. Bookmark important pages instead of relying on a long history list.
Move information with context
Copy only the section you need and include the source link in your notes. Paste as plain text when unwanted formatting follows the words.
Never copy private information into an AI tool merely because the action is easy. Pause, minimise and anonymise first.
Fast transfer still needs permission and context.
Find downloads and use screenshots well
Downloads normally enter a Downloads folder. Rename useful files immediately with a clear subject, date or lesson code, then move them into the AINUA folder.
Crop screenshots to the relevant area, remove personal notifications and record the source or time. For long-term evidence, save the original file or link too.
Name it now or search for ‘document (47)’ later. The choice is yours.