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Opensource spaced repetition system (SRS)
- ZeroGravitas 17y agoThe killer feature for these things is content. You need the ability to draw on a Wikipedia style collaborative project so that you don't end up entering all the standard info (100 most common words in language X, countries/states and capitals etc. etc.) As far as I'm aware no one has done this yet.
- jteo 17y agoWhat is interesting is that most people seem to be using SRS for learning languages. Also, I'm mystified as to why people would pay for anything similar (see http://fullrecall.com/ http://fullrecall.com/), given that 1. The algorithm being used is freely available "SuperMemo2" 2. Most facts/languages are freely available. [I'm new here. hurrah]
- DenisM 17y agoIt's probably becuase many people prefer a complete, working solution rather than roll-your-own kind of thing. I would actually pay for something like mnemosyne that works well on the Web & iPhone and has the kind of content I care about.
- Luc 17y agoMnemosyne has quite a bit of content, though the quality can be spotty at times: http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/downloads/cards.php http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/downloads/cards.php Ideally you would want a system (and a license) that allows submitting corrections and updates to the cards.