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If you're interested in this you should also check out http://quizlet.com http://quizlet.com Not strictly SRS but much better UI, mobile apps, audio, etc.

sibbl 12y ago
One can also try http://studyblue.com/ http://studyblue.com/ Personal ranking: Studyblue > Quizlet > Anki
- hvperborea 12y ago
  I agree. Studyblue has the best UI
Osmium 12y ago
There's also ProVoc for OS X which was great in its time, and still works, but has now abandoned: http://www.arizona-software.ch/provoc/ http://www.arizona-software.ch/provoc/ But luckily it's been forked and now lives on as iVocabulary: http://apps.chbeer.de/ivocabulary/ http://apps.chbeer.de/ivocabulary/ I don't know if it's strictly an SRS app or not? It's certainly smart though, and is available on OS X and iOS and has a web interface too.
nightshowerer 12y ago
I tried Quizlet for many months, but actually just recently switched to Anki. The Quizlet UI looks better on the surface, but Anki's UI is faster and more... utilitarian.
barry-cotter 12y ago
Who cares? The point of Anki is the SRS, the rest is mere sparkles. Sparkles are awesome but Anki is a full featured, usable, extensible SRS.
- dalacv 12y ago
  I care about UI.
  - solarmist 12y ago
    Sure, it's important, but it's like buying a pretty car that doesn't have a gas peddle attached to anything. It is THE key feature of the product. SRS is really THAT important to flash cards.
p0ckets 12y ago
I use a mobile app for Anki, and I have audio for some of my flashcards.
anateus 12y ago
If you still want SRS it's pretty easy to export from Quizlet to Anki: Find the export button on the upper right of Quizlet's website, and select tab delimited and new line termination. Copy paste this into a text editor. Now you can just click the import button in Anki and it's pretty straightforward!

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If you're interested in this you should also check out http://quizlet.com http://quizlet.com Not strictly SRS but much better UI, mobile apps, audio, etc.

by philfreo 12y ago

sibbl 12y ago
One can also try http://studyblue.com/ http://studyblue.com/ Personal ranking: Studyblue > Quizlet > Anki
- hvperborea 12y ago
  I agree. Studyblue has the best UI
Osmium 12y ago
There's also ProVoc for OS X which was great in its time, and still works, but has now abandoned: http://www.arizona-software.ch/provoc/ http://www.arizona-software.ch/provoc/ But luckily it's been forked and now lives on as iVocabulary: http://apps.chbeer.de/ivocabulary/ http://apps.chbeer.de/ivocabulary/ I don't know if it's strictly an SRS app or not? It's certainly smart though, and is available on OS X and iOS and has a web interface too.
nightshowerer 12y ago
I tried Quizlet for many months, but actually just recently switched to Anki. The Quizlet UI looks better on the surface, but Anki's UI is faster and more... utilitarian.
barry-cotter 12y ago
Who cares? The point of Anki is the SRS, the rest is mere sparkles. Sparkles are awesome but Anki is a full featured, usable, extensible SRS.
- dalacv 12y ago
  I care about UI.
  - solarmist 12y ago
    Sure, it's important, but it's like buying a pretty car that doesn't have a gas peddle attached to anything. It is THE key feature of the product. SRS is really THAT important to flash cards.
p0ckets 12y ago
I use a mobile app for Anki, and I have audio for some of my flashcards.
anateus 12y ago
If you still want SRS it's pretty easy to export from Quizlet to Anki: Find the export button on the upper right of Quizlet's website, and select tab delimited and new line termination. Copy paste this into a text editor. Now you can just click the import button in Anki and it's pretty straightforward!