Scheduling
Verse reveal lives on the B'nai Mitzvah service you schedule.
Features
Verse Reveal Schedules for Guided Torah Practice
Verse Reveal Schedules for Guided Torah Practice
Verse reveal is an iLeyn scheduling tool for a B'nai Mitzvah service that reveals assigned verses in planned chunks over time. Instead of showing the full assigned reading immediately, the first chunk is visible at the schedule start date and later chunks unlock on a consistent cadence until the full passage is visible before the service.
Pace the reading before the service date
A full aliyah can feel large when a student first opens it. Verse reveal lets the team decide how many verses are visible at a time and how many days before the service the complete reading should be available, creating a steady path from first practice to full rehearsal.
Configure one schedule for the service
The schedule lives with the B'nai Mitzvah service. You choose the start date, default number of verses added at each unlock, and buffer days before the service; passage-level overrides can adjust the cadence for a specific assigned passage when needed.
Preview the unlock plan before saving
iLeyn shows a verse reveal preview so the team can see which assigned passages are included, how much is currently visible, and when future chunks will unlock. That makes the schedule concrete before students and families rely on it.
Coordinate with assignments
When MitzvahManager assignments follow a verse reveal schedule, changing the service schedule can make existing assignment due dates inaccurate. iLeyn warns about that dependency so tutors can review any practice plans tied to the unlock cadence. Because the schedule counts backward from the service date, editing that date in scheduling shifts every unlock, which is exactly why iLeyn surfaces the warning.
From first chunk to full chanting practice
Each unlocked chunk is a practice passage, not just visible text. The student opens the currently revealed verses and works through them with cantillation marks and their chosen melody in the same reading engine iLeyn uses everywhere, so pacing the reveal paces real chanting practice rather than silent reading. That is why verse reveal pairs naturally with a clear trope and voicing setup and with a firm service date set in scheduling.
Frequently asked questions
What is verse reveal in iLeyn?
Verse reveal is a schedule that gradually makes more of an assigned passage visible to a student reader as the service date approaches.
Does verse reveal hide unassigned aliyot?
The practice experience focuses on the passages assigned to the student. The verse reveal schedule then controls how much of those assigned passages is visible at each point in time.
Can different passages reveal at different rates?
Yes. The service has default verse reveal settings, and individual passage overrides can change how many verses reveal at a time for a particular passage.
When are all verses visible?
iLeyn calculates a consistent cadence and targets the full reveal before the service, using the buffer days configured on the schedule.
Works well with
Trope & voicing
Each unlocked chunk is practiced with cantillation and a chosen melody.
How iLeyn works
See where paced practice fits the full service lifecycle.
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