Club links
Make one link for your club. Your members open it and the reference is set up the way you teach: the demonstrations you have chosen, and only the grading pathways you follow. Nothing is sent anywhere, so you never learn who followed it and they are never asked for anything.
Your club does not need to be known to this site. Type its name, choose the videos, and the link is yours. Your members land on a page of their own, Your club link, which greets them by your club's name and never shows them this form.
A club or federation can also publish its own guidance on the techniques here, for members to see beside the reference. For federations and clubs explains how.
Build your link
Shown to members when they arrive, so they know where the link came from. Optional.
A short word that marks blocks as yours, so another club with your name cannot replace them. Type one and keep it: use the same one every time. It is not a password and it is visible in every link you send, so do not use anything you would not put on a poster.
Plays first wherever they have filmed one; the next available plays where they have not.
Hides other countries' schemes and examinations for anyone who follows the link. Answer it before you can build a link: a club is somewhere, and a member shown four federations' pathways when three are irrelevant is worse off than one shown none.
Shown beside your name so members can find you. Optional. It must start with http:// or https://, and anything else is ignored.
Choose the country you grade in first.It is the one answer a link cannot sensibly leave out, and it is near the top of this form. If your country is not listed, or your members grade in several, choose Somewhere else, or severaland they will be shown everything.
It works on any page too: put the same ?provider=, &schemes= and &country= on a technique's address to send members straight there, already set up.
For the dojo wall
The same link as a code. It follows what you have chosen above, so print it once you are happy with the link.
Scanning it sets a phone up exactly as the link does, and says so on arrival with a way to undo it.
This link is too long to fit in a QR code. The link itself is fine: copy it and send it instead. Retiring blocks you are no longer running, in the table below, shortens every link you build.
Vector, so it prints at any size without going soft. Leave the white border around it: scanners need it to find the code.
Your blocks
Kept in this browser on this device, not on a server and not in your members' copies. Load one to change it and build its link again, or remove it from your own list.
Every link you build carries the names of the blocks you are still running. When a member opens one, anything of yours they hold that is not on that list is put away, and they can put it back. UntickRunning to retire a block, but nothing changes for anyone until they open a new link from you. Keep as many blocks here as you like; eight can run at once, which is what keeps every link short enough to print as a code.
| Block | Holds | Last saved | Running | Actions |
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A browser can clear this and it does not follow you to another device. Export your blocks as a file to keep the copy that cannot be lost, and import it on the club laptop or a coach's phone. Every link you have already sent keeps working either way.
Not building a link? Rank every provider yourself on the video providers page, or pick one in your profile.