What you need to read and download here

There is no app to install and no minimum device. This is a website, and it is built to work on the phone a parent already has rather than the laptop they might have. Still, a few things have to be true, and it is quicker to know them than to guess.

For reading

Any current browser - Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge - on a phone, tablet or computer. The pages are delivered as plain HTML, so the text is there before any script runs; if your browser has JavaScript switched off, or a script fails to load on a poor connection, the article still reads.

For downloading a paper

• JavaScript needs to be on. The panel that takes your email and the code is an interactive component, and it cannot run without it.
• You need to be able to receive email at the address you give, because that is where the code goes - how to download your first paper walks through the whole sequence.
• A PDF viewer, to open the paper once it arrives. Every current browser has one built in; on a phone the file usually opens in whatever reads documents there.

If something will not work

• Try the same link in a different browser first. It is the fastest way to tell a page problem from a browser problem.
• A strict ad-blocker or privacy extension can stop the download panel opening. Pausing it for this site is usually the fix.
• On a work or school network, outbound mail is sometimes filtered - which stops the code, not the site. A personal address is the easier route.
• If the paper downloaded once and the link has since stopped working, that is expected after 48 hours - your download link expired covers what to do.

About the author

Prabhjeet Singh

Founder Member & Director

An MBA (Finance and Strategy) with over 16 years across strategy, technology and operations. At TRUtesting he makes sure the platform is built to serve schools reliably and at scale.

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