Reading sprints are super fun and very motivating. You choose a certain amount of time you want to read for and also set a time that you want to start the sprint. It will generally look something like this: (eg) :15 for 15 minutes. This means that at 15 minutes past the hour you and your partner(s) will sprint for 15 minutes. I know it sometimes gets confusing if you're reading an ebook, but you can either post % or how many ebook pages you read. The reason why we don't put an hour in the front of the time (eg 6:15) is because of the difference in time zones. So it's just easier to leave off the hour and work with minutes.
You and your partner do not have to read the same book, but once a time and length has been set, you need to read at the time chosen for the length chosen. Once the sprint is over, you post back here saying how many pages you read.
You choose a certain amount of time you want to read for and also set a time that you want to start the sprint. It will generally look something like this: (eg) :15 for 15 minutes. This means that at 15 minutes past the hour you and your partner(s) will sprint for 15 minutes.
I know it sometimes gets confusing if you're reading an ebook, but you can either post % or how many ebook pages you read.
The reason why we don't put an hour in the front of the time (eg 6:15) is because of the difference in time zones. So it's just easier to leave off the hour and work with minutes.
You and your partner do not have to read the same book, but once a time and length has been set, you need to read at the time chosen for the length chosen. Once the sprint is over, you post back here saying how many pages you read.
Any more questions? Just feel free to ask!