JoHo summaries and study materials can be found in 6 different forms:

Book summaries

• JoHo Book summaries of textbooks or professional literature give you insight into the main and side issues of the most essential and current literature in your field

BulletPoint Summaries

• JoHo BulletPoint summaries are ultra-short summaries displayed in bullets
• BulletPoints can also consist of glossary and definition lists or stamp questions

Article summaries

• JoHo Article Summaries are complete summaries of scientific articles that you will use during and after your studies
• The essence of this can often be expressed in a few paragraphs or sometimes even a few sentences

ExamTickets

• JoHo ExamTickets consist of short bullets with subject-oriented exam tips and sample questions, so that you know what you have to learn and how you should study

ExamTests

• JoHo Exam Tests consist of bundles of exam and practice questions that provide extra understanding, test your knowledge and give insight into the way in which an exam will be taken

Study Notes & Sheets

• JoHo Study notes and sheets are summaries of lectures, working groups that give you more insight into what is considered important by teachers.

Summary Shops

• Summaries Shops are overview pages per study or study phase where you can get decision aid for all JoHo summaries and study aid materials, where you can check whether the online and printed summaries are already available and where you can pick up printed summaries.

How does it work in short

1. Check the Advice & Assortment Guides for tips on the course and an overview of the summaries and study assistance
2. Find all summaries, bullet summaries, exam tests and training and extra study help collected by Course or Book tool
3. Join JoHo as a JoHo subscriber  and study online or pick up JoHo's for free at the pickup counters or have them delivered at home
4. Order online if you don't want to become a subscriber yet

What can you find in a Summary Shop?

• Advice & Assortment Guides:

  • In the Advice & Assortment Guides you will find tips about the course, an overview of which JoHo's are available or expected for you online and in print and which of them are useful, necessary or essential.

• Course Tools and Book Tools

  • In the Course and Book Tools you will find all summaries, bullet summaries, exam tests and training and extra study assistance collected per course or book
  • If you are a JoHo subscriber and are logged in, you can read all summaries and study assistance per course or per book and take notes per tool or chapter

• Order summaries & Delivery:

  • Under 'Printed & Delivery' help you will find a link to the Print Shop or to a Shop Bundle per study year where you can easily order all (free) printed summaries to pick up or have them delivered at home.

• Join JoHo as a subscriber:

  • If you join JoHo (for less than 1.50 per month!) you can study online for free all year round and collect at least 10 summaries for free through sponsorship of JoHo partners.

Footprints & Tips

• When you have found what you were looking for, save your pages in your own account.
• Anyone who is logged in as a JoHo member or subscriber can see his or her favorites at the bottom of every online page of the website or what he or she still needs to study.
• You can leave these footprints on every page where you are so that you can easily find your way back next time.

Didn't find what you were looking for?

• You can use the 'Helpdesk & Support' section at the bottom of any Summaries Shop or search by author or title via one of the search fields.
• All important study fields have their own Topic pages (in Dutch) where you can find more about the background of the study field, summaries of the most important textbooks, related vacancies, related internships abroad and other useful information.
• You can pose a question by telephone or the online contact form

Authors

• JoHo works with authors who have completed and understood the courses and subjects at an earlier stage (Master students, graduates, tutors) and who are therefore considered able to stand 'above the material'. The notes of the lectures and tutorials are made by students who follow the course themselves.

• The quality per author can of course differ, but in general the summaries are of high quality.

• Understanding requested: it is possible that the authors of JoHo, when making lecture notes or summaries of which the literature is published late, work under great time pressure and occasionally do not meet their average quality. This is generally indicated with the relevant summary and this summary can then be used online free of charge.

Master students, graduates, tutors

• Create summaries of books and articles
• Create subject-oriented ExamTests, sample questions and ExamTickets

Senior students, rehearsals, experienced JoHo authors

• Create subject-oriented ExamTests, sample questions and ExamTickets
• Check and edit summaries of books and articles

Students taking courses

• Create lecture notes and sheetnotes
• Check and edit exam tips, sample questions and ExamTickets

Passing your exam with JoHo summaries and study assistance

• It often happens that students pass their exams by only studying and practicing with the JoHo summaries and study assistance - especially if the different JoHo’s are used.

• The final result is of course related to many more factors and the use of JoHo's therefore gives no guarantee of success.

• JoHo recommends using the JoHo’s as additional tools and not as a substitute for, for example, attending lectures or studying books.

• You can also use the specific JoHo ExamTickets that are often given with the JoHo’s for the best preparation.