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Today

Monday, September 14

1 new class update. 5 things due in the next month. The next is today 11:59 PM.

Last synced today at 3:04 PM

Next monthSep 14–Oct 13

Today 1 task

Week 4 discussion postENGL 201 Today 11:59 PM

Thursday, Sep 17 1 task

Reading quiz 3ENGL 201 Thu 11:59 PM

Friday, Sep 18 2 tasks

Moodboard: three directionsDES 110 Fri 3:00 PM
Lab 3: Osmosis dataBIO 101 Fri 5:00 PM

Friday, Oct 2 1 task

Midterm 1BIO 101 Oct 2
Updates2 class updates 1 unread

SETUP IS ONE SIGN-IN

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It’s your school’s own page.Your password stays private and is never shared with the AI.

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YOUR TOOLS, NOT NEW ONES

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Canvas, Google Docs, and Slides inside Duely. Excel and VS Code beside it. PDFs, papers, and code—all part of the same workspace.

All of it, in Duely.

Canvas, Google Docs, Google Slides, Microsoft Excel, PDFs, and code.

ONE PLACE FOR EVERY CLASS

Everything for a class,
in one place.

Classes, assignments, deadlines, readings, and grades. The context is already there when you start.

01

Bring your classes in.

Assignments, rubrics, and readable sources come with the class. Grades come from Canvas.

ENGL 201

A (95.4%)

Prof. Alvarez

5 unfinishedNext Sep 14

BIO 101

A (96.2%)

Dr. Okafor

4 unfinishedNext Sep 18

DES 110

A- (92.6%)

Prof. Kim

3 unfinishedNext Sep 18

Last synced today at 3:04 PM

02

Every assignment gets a desk.

The brief, readings, files, and conversation stay together.

Due Friday, September 18, 2026 at 5:00 PM

ASSIGNMENT FILES

Materials

  • Lab 3: Osmosis data
  • Lab 3 handout.pdf
  • Osmosis data.xlsx
  • More from your class

Your Work

  • Lab 3: Osmosis data — Draft
03

It tells you what changed.

See changed deadlines, new grades, and added files without checking every class.

Due date changedBIO 101Updated

Lab 3: Osmosis data

Wed, Sep 16 at 5:00 PM → Fri, Sep 18 at 5:00 PM

Due Fri, Sep 18 at 5:00 PM

Grade changedENGL 201Updated

Reading quiz 2

17 / 20 → 18.5 / 20

2:41 PM

New fileBIO 101New

Lab 3 handout.pdf

1:15 PM

SAVED WITH EACH ASSIGNMENT

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Come back to it.

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BIO 101 Lab 3: Osmosis data WorkingHIST 110 Source analysis Needs inputSTAT 200 Problem set 4 Completed

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ENGL 201 Week 4 discussion post

Week 4 discussion post

Woolf argues that writing takes more than talent. A writer also needs time, privacy, and enough money to work without depending on someone else. The room is a practical need, but it also represents control over your own attention.

In Chapter 1, the contrast between the well-funded men’s college and the women’s college shows how unequal resources shape people’s opportunities. It is harder to create when your basic needs are uncertain. That makes the lack of women’s writing a question of access, not ability.

This feels relevant today: having a quiet place to work is still a privilege. What would Woolf count as a “room of one’s own” for a student now?

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Worked for 1m 39s

Your discussion post is written in your Google Doc. I used Chapter 1 and checked it against the prompt. I haven’t posted or submitted anything.

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Week 4 discussion postEdited in Google Docs

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Assignment agent

Do this discussion post for me.

Worked for 1m 39s

Your post is written.

I read the prompt and Chapter 1, wrote your discussion post in your Google Doc, and checked it against the prompt. I haven’t posted or submitted anything.

1 file updated

Week 4 discussion postEdited in Google Docs

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FINISHED WORK

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MLA, APA, or Chicago—with properly formatted PDF and Word exports.

The format your assignment names.Start in the required style, or MLA by default. Change it under Format.

PDF or Word.Keep margins, spacing, page numbers, and sources in your exported file.

A real workbook back.Export a real .xlsx workbook, preserving untouched cells and formatting.

A word count you can trust.The word count matches Word and the count under your document.

Chase Durnin

Prof. Alvarez

ENGL 201

14 September 2026

A Room, an Income, and the Freedom to Write

Talent is the usual explanation for who gets to write. A Room of One’s Own gives a plainer one: “a woman must have money and a room of her own” (Woolf 4). Before a writer needs genius, she needs a door that closes and a way to pay for the hours behind it.

Woolf builds the case from ordinary evidence. She sets a lavish lunch at a men’s college beside a plain dinner at a women’s college and asks what each meal says about the money behind it. The difference is not taste. It is centuries of endowment on one side and almost none on the other.

Read this way, the room is not a comfort added to the work. It is the condition that makes the work possible, and the income is what keeps the door closed long enough to finish a page.

Saved About 4 pages · 1,105 words · 6,480 characters

Woolf essay.pdf

Durnin 1

Page 1 of 5

Durnin 5

Works Cited

Woolf, Virginia. A Room of One’s Own. Harcourt, Brace, 1929.

Page 5 of 5

Illustration. MLA is a starting layout when the assignment names none; follow your instructor’s directions.

TURN IT IN

Finished.
Now just drag it in.

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Review it first.Open anything Duely made or changed, and edit it before it goes.

Your files, ready to drag.Prepare submission puts finished files beside your class page.

You turn it in.Nothing is submitted until you press Submit on Canvas.

Due Friday, September 18, 2026 at 11:59 PM

Materials

  • Case 2: Coffee cart pricing
  • Case brief.pdf
  • Rubric.pdf
  • sales.csv
  • More from your class

Your Work

  • Pricing memo
  • Coffee cart model

Drag it onto the upload on your class page. In this example you can also press it.

Case 2: Coffee cart pricing

Due Fri, Sep 18 at 11:59 PM · 50 points

Upload two files: your pricing memo, and your model as an Excel file (.xlsx).

Submittedjust now

Submit Assignment

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NOTES, FILED BY CLASS

Your notes,
right beside the class.

Write, record, revisit the source, and explore an idea—all beside your class.

01

Record the lecture.

Record with permission. Get a timestamped transcript on your Mac after class.

Lecture recording52:18 · Saved with this note

Lecture transcript412 passages

  • 30:52 Their real job is making NADH and FADH2, the carriers that hold the electrons.
  • 31:04 The electron transport chain uses those electrons to pump protons across the inner membrane.
  • 31:17 ATP synthase lets the protons flow back and uses that flow to make ATP.
  • 31:29 Oxygen is the final electron acceptor, so without it the chain backs up and stops.
02

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Get summaries and practice questions linked to their sources. Review the passages before they’re sent.

SummaryCreated by Duely from your notes

Respiration in three stages

AI-generated · Sep 14, 2026

Key ideas

  • Glycolysis splits glucose for a net 2 ATP.
  • The Krebs cycle makes NADH and FADH2.
  • The last stage makes most of the ATP.
Passages used · 3

Used 24 excerpts from 24 of 415 source items in the selected scope. Coverage is partial; omitted or unreadable material was not reviewed.

“Most of the ATP is made in the last one.”

“Their real job is making NADH and FADH2, the carriers that hold the electrons.”

“The electron transport chain uses those electrons to pump protons across the inner membrane.”

03

See the idea move.

Turn an idea into a diagram, graph, or interactive lab. Preview it before adding it.

Logistic population growth Interactive lab
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 0 500 1000 1500 Time (days) Population Carrying capacity
Change a parameter to explore
0.4per day
1000
Population on day 10 741.8 Δ 0
Reaches half of capacity 7.361 days Δ 0 days
Try it

Halve the growth rate. Where does the halfway point move?

You choose which notes Duely may use when you study, work on an assignment, or ask about that class. It’s off until you turn it on.

Notes and recordings are saved on your Mac.

STUDY FROM YOUR OWN CLASS

Study what your class
actually taught.

Practice from your lessons, readings, slides, and the notes you choose.

PRACTICE Midterm 1
Practice problem Standard Membrane transport

A red blood cell is placed in pure water. What happens to the cell, and why?

Use the idea in a new situation

From your classLab 3 handout.pdf · learn.school.edu

This is a practice map, not a guarantee of complete exam coverage.

DUELY FOR MAC

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Choose the AI usage you need. The workspace and tools come with both plans.

Duely is a Mac app. Canvas only for now. Download it, then choose a plan here or in the app.

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GETTING STARTED

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Will my work be there when I come back?+

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Does my school have to set anything up?+

No. Duely has its own browser built in. Pick your school and sign in to Canvas there, the same way you do in Safari or Chrome, and your current classes come in. No API key, no extension, and nothing for your school’s IT to turn on.

Which school platforms does Duely support?+

Canvas only right now. Pick your school in Duely, then sign in on your school’s own Canvas sign-in page inside Duely’s browser. That brings in your classes and assignments. You can still work on those assignments in tools like Google Docs, Slides, and Excel. Sign-ins that need a passkey or Touch ID aren’t supported yet, so compatibility depends on your school’s setup.

Can it do the work and help me understand it?+

Yes. Get It Done does the task. Work With Me helps you do it together. Teach Me walks you through it. Ask questions or switch modes at any point. Follow your course’s AI policy and check the result before submitting.

Does Duely record my classes?+

Only when you start a recording in Notes and confirm you have permission to record. The audio stays on your Mac, and the transcript is made on your Mac after class.

Where can I use Duely?+

Duely is a Mac app for macOS 14 or later. Download it here.

How do I get Duely?+

Download Duely for Mac, open the disk image, and drag Duely into Applications. Then sign in to Duely with Google or your email, pick your school, and sign in to Canvas in Duely’s browser. That’s the whole setup. Already using Duely? Manage your plan on your account page.

What happens to my schoolwork?+

Your local workspace is saved on your Mac. Signing in enables account features and some cloud data storage. AI requests may send the relevant assignment context and materials to model providers. Read the privacy policy for the details.

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