Exam season: block everything except your lectures
Block YouTube, keep your lecture channels as allowed channels, and give the rule a study-hours schedule until your last exam.
What the video shows
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In Redirect, block YouTube as a whole site.
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Then allow the channels you actually learn from, like your lecture recordings or TED.
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Give the rule a schedule for your study hours, every day until your last exam.
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Everything else sends you back to your goals.
Read the transcript
Exam season, and every video is one click away. Here is how to keep only what helps you study. In Redirect, block YouTube as a whole site. Then allow the channels you actually learn from, like your lecture recordings or TED. Give the rule a schedule for your study hours, every day until your last exam. Everything else sends you back to your goals. Get Redirect at heyredirect.com.
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