Understanding Study Sets

Creating a new study set provides the same experience as starting a new paper copy of the Book of Mormon or Bible, but digitally and across all content in the Gospel Library. And just like you can return to an old set of paper scriptures, you can quickly switch between sets to access your old highlights and notes. Study Sets allows you to have a fresh start to your highlights and notes so you can focus on a specific topic or a new year of study.

A Study Set includes any highlights, notes, cross links, and notebooks that have been made on content within the Gospel Library.

Bookmarks and tags are separate from a study set and will not disappear as you switch between sets.

Study Sets are currently available in the Gospel Library found on ChurchofJesusChrist.org. They are not yet available in the Gospel Library mobile app. This means any study set created in the Gospel Library online will not be visible in the app. However, your highlights and notes made in a study set on the website should still show up on the mobile app alongside all your other notes and highlights. At this time, you can’t yet narrow in on the newly created study set on the app, which means you will see all your notes and highlights at once.

The possibilities for improving your personal study with Study Sets are endless. Study Sets can be a great way to start a new year of study, focus on a specific topic like “attributes of Christ,” or separate lesson preparation from personal study.

All these uses can provide opportunities to hide past highlights and notes so there are no distractions from new revelation you are receiving.

No. Study Sets is an optional feature. Any highlights or notes you add to your study will automatically save to the default set, so you don’t need to create a Study Set to ensure your personal annotations are saved.

The easiest way to search your existing notes is through the Notes tool. You can access this tool from the main Gospel Library page, by selecting the Notes tile at the bottom of the list.

Once inside the Notes tool, you can search all your notes and review them in one easy location.

You can view what study set you are currently marking by opening the Study Sets menu and looking for the study set with the blue circle next to it. This will indicate which study set is active.

Open the Study Sets menu and select the study set that you want to be your active set. You are now in the selected study set.

If you want to move a note:

1. Select the Note icon from the right side of the content that you want to move. This will open the right-side panel to view the full note.
2. Click on the three dots in the upper corner.
3. Select Move from the menu.
4. Choose the study set that you want to move the note to.
5. Click Move.

Highlights cannot be moved to another Study Set but can be deleted and remade in the correct study set.

A Study Set is made to function as an individual clean slate. Currently, there is no way to sync notes or highlights across two or more different sets.

If you’d like a note or highlight to appear in two different sets, you can simply copy the text within the note, switch to another study set, remake the highlight, then paste the copied text.

A Study Set is a fresh set of content to mark up for your personal study or lesson preparation.

A Notebook resides within a Study Set and is one way of organizing your notes and highlights.

A Tag is typically used to group different notes and highlights by topic. The use of tagging may come in handy when searching through your notes and can be a great way to keep things organized.

Every person will have a different way of organizing their notes and highlights, which is why Gospel Library offers multiple options.

No. Study Sets is an optional feature. Any highlights or notes you add to your study will automatically save to the default set, so you don’t need to create a Study Set to ensure your personal annotations are saved.

Creating a new study set is simple.

1. Click on the Study Sets icon.
2. Click +Add Study Set.
3. Enter a name for the study set.
4. Click Save.

You are now ready to use the new study set.

The default set is the original study set created when you first made personal annotations like highlights, notes, tags, and crosslinks. The default set cannot be renamed or deleted.

You can edit a title from the Study Sets menu:

1. Click on Edit.
2. Click the title of the study set you want to rename.
3. Rename or adjust the title as desired.
4. Click Save.

You can reorder your Study Set list, from the Study Sets menu:

1. Click on Edit.
2. Click on the three lines located to the side of the study set. This will turn your mouse into a hand. Without releasing, drag the study set to be in your preferred location or order.

You can delete sets from the Study Sets menu:

1. Click on Edit.
2. Click the Trash Can icon next to the name of the study set you want to delete.
3. Click Delete.
4. Confirm your choice to Delete the study set.

Please be aware, once you delete a study set, it cannot be restored and all highlights, notes, and other annotations connected to that study set will be removed.

No, there is no way to create a copy or duplicate of a study set.