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Yeah it needs to help you do better "encoding". This is what determines how sticky information is straight after learning it. One way that Save All (a company
by p-christ 4y ago
Yeah it needs to help you do better "encoding". This is what determines how sticky information is straight after learning it.
One way that Save All (a company i run that's like anki, https://saveall.ai/ https://saveall.ai/) helps you with encoding is that it suggests alternative ways that we can quiz you on a card you just made. This helps you engage with the card a bit more as you're making it which makes it more sticky.
Other than that a good way to also improve encoding is to link new knowledge to existing knowledge. Things like Roam help you do this with their backlinks
- SpaceManNabs 4y agoI thought active and free recall were both superior to mixed encoding and interleaved practice. Is there a study linking more encoding to enhanced active recall? From what I understand, the suggestion is to add desirable difficulty (which I guess leads to better encoding, but different encodings dont nefessarily add desirable difficulty).
- p-christ 4y agoNot sure about the relative importance, but save all also has active recall & interleaving. The encoding happens when you first learn something & create a card, and the active recall, spaced repetition & interleaving happens later when you review cards.