How to Maximize or Improve Learning with Anki
Hello friends,
I've been using Anki for almost a year now, and I really like it. I had to go through a rough learning curve at first, but it was worth it.
Despite having become very familiar with the program, I still feel I'm not exploiting it to the max due to a lack of knowledge of the learning principle(s) that form the basis for Anki. I'd like to know exactly how Anki helps me learn or memorize and what are its limitations.
I'd appreciate it if you could recommend some articles or threads on this topic.
Thank you.
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1 Posted by Vit on 26 Dec, 2014 05:02 AM
I'd appreciate it if you could recommend some articles or threads on this topic.
how Anki helps me learn or memorize ?
Is this the info of the interest to you ?
2 Posted by mnhende2 on 26 Dec, 2014 10:03 AM
@AD90: If you search and read about the terms "Spaced Repetition"
"Spacing Effect" "Active Recall" "Forgetting Curve" you'll find plenty
of good articles. This is a good overview to start with:
http://www.gwern.net/Spaced%20repetition
Best, mnnhende2
3 Posted by mnhende2 on 26 Dec, 2014 10:05 AM
I agree with Vit. The 20 Rules is a great list.
4 Posted by AD90 on 26 Dec, 2014 10:29 PM
@Vit, mnhende2:
Thank you so much for sharing these articles. You've opened a world of learning for me. I've been wanting to learn about this stuff for a long time. This is pure gold.
Best,
AD
5 Posted by mnhende2 on 26 Dec, 2014 10:48 PM
You're welcome. Enjoy the reading.
AD90 closed this discussion on 28 Dec, 2014 03:50 AM.