As a bar review user, I want the bar review essays on the course materials page organized by subject and topic so that I can better focus my studies on the subjects and topics I want. In the UBE course, Multistate Essay Exams are displayed chronologically by administration (e.g., July 2020). A PDF can be downloaded containing the full set of essays for that administration. This option is great if a user has the gumption to practice a full set (6 essays). But the packets could be divided into individual essay questions and organized by subject and topic tested (e.g., Constitutional Law > First Amendment). Organizing the essays topically could also allow for linking the performance statistics page with actionable tasks allowing users to remediate areas of weakness. As a user, I want to know where I am weak and be offered pathways to shore up my understanding, especially in the final weeks before the exam. Reviewing an essay in an area of weakness could be one option offered.

I think this would be a good course because it is required for all law students.

One thing that might be interesting, and I don't know if you have the technology to do this. You might. I don't know much about technology and how this would work. You show in the diagnostics what someone's doing really badly at and what they're doing well at and actual sub subjects within main subjects. It would be interesting if you could somehow push a button and take questions in that sub subject because I did notice that there were some sub subjects that I did very poorly in in comparison with the other subjects in the main subject.

As a bar review user, I want to see coachmarks the first time I log into the bar course (or use a feature of the bar course) that provides me with helpful information about how to use the course.

As a bar review student, I want lessons on metacognitive concepts so that I can employ them to enhance my study for the bar exam. Students would benefit from lessons on: Metacognition Self-regulated learning Quiz strategies Memorization/learning tactics It doesn't have to be required, but students might benefit from understanding techniques like these.

As a bar review user finishing a diagnostic exam, I want to be automatically taken to the diagnostics index page and have the banner which tells me where to find the review task persist (_i.e._, not be automatically dismissed).

As a BR user, when I retake a diagnostic exam, I want it to count towards the saved proficiency data so that I can get an accurate representation of the material that I have mastered.

As a Quimbee Bar Review user, I would like the ability to seamlessly upgrade from Quimbee Bar Review to Quimbee Bar Review+.

I don't really understand the difference between the Bar Exam reading materials, except for the fact that one is a quick list and the other is a grander outline (maybe change their names to ones that make more sense?). I also don't know when I need to read one and not the other, because I don't think the platform provides them as recommended assignments.

For Bar Review, if you could provide a start date and end date so you could break up your bar review by user, that would be great.