3 ms·
I’ve been reading about spaced repetition and Anki for years. Never got around to actually trying it on anything. I wonder if there are any good recommendation
by brightball 1y ago
I’ve been reading about spaced repetition and Anki for years. Never got around to actually trying it on anything.
I wonder if there are any good recommendations for something to try it on?
- keiferski 1y agoLanguage learning is the classic use case, but I also use it from everything from historical facts to encyclopedia entries on a subject I’m trying to master. Probably the simplest use case to get started is improving your English vocabulary. (Assuming English is your first language.) I try to add a card for any word I come across that I don’t know the meaning of, and it works very well.
- Muromec 1y agoTry to learn a different writing system, alphabet or not. Arabic, Cyrillic, Hangul, whatever. It has finite number of cards and you don't need large context to understand them.
- sn9 1y agoA quick and easy one is learning the NATO phonetic alphabet. You can find premade decks for it.
- yCombLinks 1y agoLeetcode patterns, and common problem types to apply those patterns to.