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   by v2rev1 13y ago

   This story resonates so much! I'm in the same space as OP and even doing something similar at http://membean.com . Where our story digresses is that we got paid traction quickly. Early on we decided we wouldn't be free
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   by v2rev1 14y ago

   As you pointed out, the quality of decks is important. Limiting scope allows for creation of quality decks. At the end of the day spacing is just one aspect of forgetting - strong encoding is the other and for that you need rich varied con
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   by v2rev1 14y ago

   I've been interested in this for a long while especially in memory models for forgetting patterns beyond simplistic SR expanding schedules. We developed http://membean.com that utilizes some of this technology and we've been able to make
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   by v2rev1 15y ago

   I'm working on http://membean.com and our K-12 focus is at http://membean.com/educator (We'll be in a few schools starting September)