Choose vocabulary worth keeping
Save terms that matter to the material you are reading or repeatedly block understanding. Capturing every unfamiliar word can create more review work than value.
Browser workflow
How to save useful vocabulary while reading in Chrome
Capturing a word at the moment you meet it preserves more useful context than rebuilding a list from memory after you finish reading.
- Select a useful word or phrase on a supported page
- Review the translation before saving it
- Continue organizing and practicing it in Iteratio
Guide steps
From source material to review
Translate the selected text
Highlight a word or phrase on a supported page and open the Iteratio extension workflow. Keep enough surrounding meaning in mind to notice an unsuitable translation.
Check before you save
Confirm the language direction and choose the meaning that fits the current context. A useful card should help you recall the sense you actually encountered.
Move from capture to review
Saved vocabulary enters the Iteratio service and can be organized with related material, enriched where supported, and practiced in supported clients.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an Iteratio account to save words?
Yes. Saving vocabulary uses the Iteratio service and its authentication flow.
Can the extension translate any page?
The workflow operates on supported pages where Chrome and the site allow the extension to work with selected text.
Where do saved words go?
They become material in your Iteratio learning library and can be reviewed from supported clients.
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