This is what we do at http://www.skritter.com http://www.skritter.com for Chinese and Japanese. Spaced repetition is definitely still in the geek realm, though.

This is what we do at http://www.skritter.com http://www.skritter.com for Chinese and Japanese. Spaced repetition is definitely still in the geek realm, though. Even after automating almost everything (vocab creation, addition, even grading), there are still a lot of people who don't want to practice on the computer, or aren't as interested in efficiency of the learning process. I think as spaced repetition moves away from raw SRS like SuperMemo and toward integration with classrooms, textbooks, and other software that provides content as well, we will start to see more widespread adoption and recognition of its power. There was a recent thread here about whether SRS will evolve to appeal to non-programmers: http://globalmaverick.org/archives/169-repetitio-est-mater-studiorum http://globalmaverick.org/archives/169-repetitio-est-mater-s...