Any recommendations on flashcard apps? : r/languagelearning
Jan 15, 2023 · Don't worry, after a few days of reviewing 10+ cards a day you won't have that problem anymore. 😆 I think Anki is using time stamps which makes it difficult to do this. I have an app called Litany which uses day indexes so it can do this. Although it's not exactly a free feature.
Is it possible to learn 1000 flash cards a day? : r/Anki - Reddit
Oct 28, 2021 · I've found a very interesting phenomenon: learning tons of cards related to the same subject is more difficult for me than learning a few cards related to one subject and a few related to another. For example, it's easier to learn 20 new English cards and 20 new Japanese cards every day than 40 new English cards OR 40 new Japanese cards.
Sharing my CompTIA A+ 220-1101 and 220-1102 Quizlets : …
Aug 7, 2022 · That's bass ackwords. Watch the videos first so you learn the terms and their meanings, then test your knowledge with the cards. Just memorizing the answers on a flash card without understanding the meaning doesn't teach you anything
Printing 3x5 flash cards? : r/languagelearning - Reddit
Feb 21, 2023 · Although I have used apps like Quizlet and Anki in the past, I have found I learn much better with physical flash cards. Unfortunately, it's very time-intensive to write each flash card by hand, and it's impossible to insert the kinds of tables and photos that I would like without using a digital application.
6 Best Flashcard Apps : r/CollegeHomeworkTips - Reddit
Jul 14, 2021 · It is used for revising vocabulary and provides thousands of flash cards that students can use to study vocabulary in many different languages. With the Quizlet app, students can search an online database of more than 13 million user-created flashcard sets on a wide variety of topics.
Studying with Flashcards : r/GetStudying - Reddit
Jan 21, 2023 · Flash cards are not a way to study things. It is a good way to study things. Aki or Quizlet are good ways. Preferably you make your own flash cards as writing them is also studying and doing something and remembering. I use an app because they have the algorithms and this way I can see where I fall short. I will study that area better.
Free sets of Python Flash Cards : r/learnpython - Reddit
Mar 22, 2019 · The flash cards are meant as a supplementary learning resource to go along with any primary Python resource - books, videos, courses, etc. They cover all the basics of Python, and are organized in the following groups: Concepts and Vocabulary Simple Data Types Lists and Tuples Dictionaries Conditional Statements Functions Classes
Bar Flash Cards? : r/barexam - Reddit
May 30, 2021 · What does everyone do for flash cards when you're studying for the bar exam? Make your own, buy them somewhere? I'm using Themis for bar prep, but I need to start practicing with flash cards, too. I started to make a few of my own, but making them for every single topic feels like it will take longer than actually using them. TIA!
Flash cards in obsidian! : r/ObsidianMD - Reddit
Dec 13, 2023 · Spaced repetition is one option as people have recommended, another option is Obsidian to Anki which allows you to create flashcards using plain text in Obsidian (in any document), and then to sync these flashcards to Anki.
Any app that makes you create a 3-sided flash cards?
Jul 7, 2022 · Let me explain myself better, is there an app where I can make a flashcard deck with cards that have a front / back / 2° back? For example if I want to learn the word 金曜日、I want the front to be the kanji, then the back to be the reading きんようび、and then the second back to read the translation "Friday".