Review sitting
Path Checkpoint
A checkpoint is for readers who already built a sequence — from this library or on their own — and want someone to say where the order slips.
Who the sitting is for
Former path readers, self-taught developers, and analysts who keep a notebook and want it read against the library shelves.
What you carry away
You receive a two-page mark-up: shelves that are solid, terms used loosely, and one recommended next shelf. The original notes stay yours.
Where it happens
Geoje reading room, or a scheduled remote desk. One notebook per sitting. Notes in English or Korean are both read; the mark-up is written in English. The tutor will not review seed phrases or screenshots of private keys.
Included
- A 90-minute review of the notes you submit
- Comparison against the current library shelf order
- A two-page written mark-up
Held outside this sitting
- Rewriting your notes into a new eight-week path
- Line-by-line review of a large program repository
- Grading for an employer or a course outside this room
The fee covers the sitting and a two-page written mark-up sent within three days. It does not include a new eight-week path.
How the sitting runs
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Send the notes
At least four days before the sitting, send a scan or a paper copy. Ten to thirty pages is the useful range.
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Sit with the mark-up draft
The tutor has already underlined the slips. The hour and a half is for you to defend the order you chose.
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Receive the pages
The finished mark-up is handed over in the room or posted within three days.
Before you come
Number your pages. Mark the week or month you studied each section. If a devnet exercise is part of the claim, include the signature.