Using This Guide Offline¶
Why this matters¶
You may not always have reliable internet access when using this guide.
Having offline access allows you to:
- prepare ahead of time
- run sessions in low-connectivity environments
- refer back to materials during delivery
Download the full guide¶
You can download the complete workbook as a Word document for offline use.
Once downloaded, open the file in Word, Google Docs, or any compatible word processor.
Save specific pages¶
If you only need parts of the guide:
- use your browser’s Print → Save as PDF
- select the pages you need
This works well for:
- individual lessons
- activities
- activities
Use activities offline¶
Activities are designed to work independently.
You can:
- copy them into Word, Google Docs, or Markdown
- save them locally
- share them with participants
Suggested approach¶
You do not need everything offline.
Start with:
- the lessons you will teach
- the activities you will use
Download more only if needed.
Related¶
If you are designing your own materials to work in low-connectivity contexts, see:
👉 Part 2 — Designing for Openness