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What's a good strategy if you're not always disciplined at doing daily reviews (besides "be more disciplined," of course)? When I use Anki, if I miss a week of
by lostdog 7y ago
What's a good strategy if you're not always disciplined at doing daily reviews (besides "be more disciplined," of course)?
When I use Anki, if I miss a week of reviews, then it feels impossible to restart again. That first review will have a mountain of cards that I've forgotten, and since it's hard to relearn that many things at once, the next review will be even worse, and so on.
Is there any way to tell Anki to put some cards on hold in order to limit the number of tenuously-known cards? That would be a killer feature for the less disciplined.
- three14 7y agoIt's actually discussed in the manual - see https://apps.ankiweb.net/docs/manual.html#catching-up https://apps.ankiweb.net/docs/manual.html#catching-up The basic idea is that Anki lets you create decks using search terms, so you create a deck of cards that came due in the past few days and study those. You can then go through the backlog at your own pace.