> ...instead of viewing flashcards, you take batch tests, typing answers into blanks, tabbing from one field to the next. The machine grades your answers as a b

> ...instead of viewing flashcards, you take batch tests, typing answers into blanks, tabbing from one field to the next. The machine grades your answers as a batch, and you can take a new test immediately over just the unanswered/incorrect items. You could integrate this with spaced repetition as well, though it would only be more efficient than the flashcard format when the answer really is incredibly easy to type in. OTOH, it introduces a verification aspect that makes this applicable to adversarial scenarios. The Khan Academy does this already, btw - once you make an account on the site, it has a "Review" feature that operates on SRS principles.