Introducing Kesler CPA Review 2.0: A Connected CPA Study Workspace
PRODUCT UPDATE · JULY 2026

INTRODUCING KESLER CPA REVIEW 2.0

Kesler CPA Review 2.0 connects lesson notes and lectures, audio, focused quizzes, learning evidence, flashcards, and unresolved notes so your next study action is easier to define.

Making Kesler your one stop shop to mastering the AICPA blueprints & passing the CPA exam.

Disclosure: This announcement is written by Kesler CPA Review about our own product. The screenshots and workflows below are first-party product evidence, not an independent review. Displayed counts and recommendations can vary by account, lesson, course, and available study evidence.

START WITH YOUR CURRENT STUDY PROBLEM

I NEED THE BIG PICTURE

Open Kesler Notes & Lectures, then choose the textbook or Audio Notes when you need a different level of detail.

I NEED A FOCUSED PRACTICE BLOCK

Choose the Quiz Builder topics and workload, define what the session should prove, and begin with a bounded question set.

I DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO REVIEW

Read Progress Center evidence, open ReadySignal, or build a weakness-focused KeslerCards deck.

I HAVE UNRESOLVED QUESTIONS

Use Focus Notes to group open questions by source and course topic, research them, and preserve the cleared history.

SEVEN CONNECTED STUDY TOOLS

1. START IN THE STUDY NOTES

Use the condensed Study Notes to identify the key rule, terms, and sequence without beginning in a long textbook chapter. Mark what is unfamiliar and open the textbook when you need more depth.

Once the lesson map is clear, move to the Bite-Sized Lecture for a visual explanation of the same notes.

Read the Notes & Lectures forum update.

Kesler Study Notes displayed inside a supported CPA lesson
Study Notes provide the condensed lesson map before you move into visual explanation or retrieval practice. Availability varies by supported lesson and course.

2. WATCH THE BITE-SIZED VIDEO LECTURE

The Bite-Sized Lecture teaches from the Study Notes, adding whiteboard visuals and narration to show how the rules, relationships, and calculations fit together.

After the lecture, close the lesson and quiz yourself with MCQs or KeslerCards. The notes and lecture build the mental map; retrieval practice checks whether you can use it.

Read the Notes & Lectures forum update.

Whiteboard visual playing inside a Kesler Bite-Sized Lecture
Bite-Sized Lectures teach visually from the Study Notes before you return to questions or cards.

3. STUDY A CHAPTER WITH AUDIO NOTES

Play a full chapter or one track, adjust playback speed, rewind, skip forward, and follow the synchronized transcript. The global player lets you continue listening after leaving the lesson.

Audio works best as preview or reinforcement. Follow it with retrieval practice rather than treating listening as proof that the topic is learned.

Read the Audio Notes forum update.

Kesler Audio Notes player with chapter tracks, controls, and synchronized transcript
The active track and transcript remain tied to the source lesson.

4. BUILD AND SAVE AN AUDIO REVIEW PLAYLIST

Search the Audio Library, add a chapter or individual tracks, arrange the queue, name it, and save it for later. When enough mapped test-bank evidence exists, Build My Review Playlist can provide a targeted starting point.

You can still add, remove, reorder, and rename the suggested tracks before saving.

Read the Audio Playlists forum update.

Kesler Audio Study Workspace for building and saving a review playlist
Recommendations depend on available Audio Notes and sufficient mapped study evidence.

5. TURN RETAKE WORK INTO A RECOVERY PLAN

Progress Center separates retake baseline, durable repair, and blueprint coverage. Evidence-strength labels help distinguish a meaningful pattern from a percentage based on too little work.

The 12-week chart separates fresh learning from retained learning. A delayed repeat appears after a gap of eight days or longer.

These percentages are study-planning evidence, not predicted CPA Exam scores. Read the evidence strength and summary before deciding what to review.

Read the Progress Center forum update.

Kesler Progress Center showing retake baseline, durable repair, blueprint coverage, and evidence strength
Percentages, dates, topics, and evidence strength reflect the example account's activity.

6. BUILD A KESLERCARDS DECK AROUND WEAK TOPICS

Build My Weakness Deck creates a 50-card deck weighted toward weaker mapped topics when enough accuracy, confidence, coverage, and card evidence exists.

You can also manually choose Kesler or AICPA Blueprint topics, card types, deck size, confidence filters, Loop Mode, shuffle, and Focus Timer settings. Kesler includes 8,000+ flashcards.

Read the KeslerCards forum update.

KeslerCards builder with weakness deck and manual topic controls
Weakness-deck availability depends on mapped quiz evidence and available cards.

7. TURN FOCUS NOTES INTO A RESEARCH WORKFLOW

Focus Notes now separates outstanding and cleared notes, identifies the course topic with the most unresolved notes, and groups mapped notes by Kesler topic or AICPA Blueprint area.

Filter by Quiz, Lesson, TBS, Mentor, or General source. Clearing a note preserves it in your history so you can reopen it later.

Read the Focus Notes forum update.

Kesler Focus Notes notebook with open and cleared counts and a recommended topic
Counts and the recommended topic reflect the example account's Focus Notes.

TWO VISUAL LECTURE FORMATS, TWO DIFFERENT MOMENTS

BITE-SIZED LECTURES BUILD THE LESSON MAP

They live inside supported lessons and explain a section before or during concept study. Learn N GO is different: it provides 8,000+ question-specific lectures—one for each MCQ—after practice.

If the lesson itself is unclear, start with notes or a Bite-Sized Lecture. If an answer choice or calculation is unclear after an MCQ, open Learn N GO.

Watch a lesson-level Bite-Sized Lecture sample. These lectures teach from the Study Notes and are distinct from the Learn N GO explanations used after individual MCQs.

LEARN N GO EXPLAINS THE QUESTION YOU JUST ATTEMPTED

Learn N GO appears after an MCQ and walks through the specific rule, calculation or classification, answer choices, and reusable exam pattern connected to that question.

Use it when the question exposes a gap that the written answer explanation does not resolve. Then return to practice and check whether you can apply the idea yourself.

Watch a question-specific Learn N GO sample. Kesler includes 8,000+ Learn N GO lectures—one for each MCQ in the test bank.
Availability: all seven updated tools can be tried during the free trial, and paid memberships include full feature access. Notes, lectures, and audio vary by supported lesson and course. Personalized playlists, ReadySignal priorities, and weakness decks require sufficient mapped study activity.

GO DEEPER

For the full product overview, visit the Kesler CPA Review course guide. To evaluate the test bank workflow, see Kesler CPA practice questions and Learn N GO.

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