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Do you use multiple decks? I found myself creating several, and then finding it hard to follow up on many of them. It’s a pity though, because some of the cards
by asymmetric 7y ago
Do you use multiple decks? I found myself creating several, and then finding it hard to follow up on many of them. It’s a pity though, because some of the cards in them were interesting, but the whole deck wasn’t. Maybe I should have a “misc” one.
- dguo 7y agoI don't. Everything goes into a single deck so that my review sessions interleave[1] topics. But if you have cards that you don't find interesting or useful anymore, maybe it'd be better to just delete them. [1]: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-interleaving-effect-mixing-it-up-boosts-learning/ https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-interleaving-...
- mkl 7y agoDoesn't that mean you have to manually put the subject into each card? E.g. I am currently using Anki to learn more keyboard shortcuts for Bash, Tmux, and vim, and the deck tells me which program the card is talking about. I already have to put context for vim visual mode keys in those cards. Edit: Ah, just saw your other comment about doing something like it with tags.
- dguo 7y agoI still manually add context to each card. I want each card to be self-sufficient, even without any tag data.