Create study material with notebooks

By Peder HellandLast updated May 19, 2026
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A notebook on Yalango is a digital binder you build yourself. It's a good fit when you want to combine notes, vocabulary, reading material, and videos into one structured resource - for example a personal grammar reference or a chapter-by-chapter companion to a textbook.

Sections and pages

A notebook is split into sections, and each section contains pages. You can reorder, rename, and nest them as your material grows.

Block types

Each page is built from blocks, so you can mix different kinds of content on the same page:

  • Markdown text and headings
  • A deck or table from your library
  • A text or reading passage
  • A YouTube video
  • A sentence
  • An image
  • A PDF

Edit mode vs study mode

The notebook editor at yalango.com/my-notebooks/[notebookId] is where you build pages. Study mode is where you read and learn from them - it has a sidebar for navigation, search, zoom, fullscreen, and (for Chinese) pinyin display. Your last-read page is remembered, so you can come back later and continue where you left off.

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