Hi friends! I hope you enjoyed this video on the keys to studying with Anki! How are you using Anki for your studying!? If you're not convinced with Anki, what's holding you back!? Let me know along with any questions you have below!
Great video! I actually have a question about one way of doing Anki that I hope you can help me out on! I definitely see the appeal of taking a screenshot of lecture slides and turning them into Anki cards, but for me personally I find it really difficult at times to memorize everything in a slide, especially if there are slides that are just filled with text. As a add-on, do you think it’s okay to maybe try using image-occlusion when making Anki cards? I would blank out specific texts and important ideas from the slides and just study the Anki cards like that. I get that it makes a ton of cards as a result but I can then rely on your method of spending 10 secs to try and answer each one. Do you think this is a good idea?
Part of what makes Anki work well is making the cards and then the increasing "space" before some topics come up again. I have seen some very visual learners do just fine with the technique you describe. Good luck!
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Hi friends! I hope you enjoyed this video on the keys to studying with Anki! How are you using Anki for your studying!? If you're not convinced with Anki, what's holding you back!? Let me know along with any questions you have below!
You are amazing, I just saved a lot of time and you made my studying less painful. Thank you!
Great video! Spaced repetition for content and simulations for application are a powerful combination! Thanks for posting!
@TheMDJourney another excellent video! Very straightforward and informative
How does this not have more views!!!
I love this video and it's helping me tremendously. Thank you
Glad you're finding it helpful!
Thanks alot. This is very helpful!
Hey i have a question, that what if we dont get slides and just study at school and get infromation there do answer me please...???
Apart from how great you know Anki, your reflexion on the retention methodology is so great ! ++ #ComeToMyIngineeringSchool
Aww thank you!
Great video! I actually have a question about one way of doing Anki that I hope you can help me out on!
I definitely see the appeal of taking a screenshot of lecture slides and turning them into Anki cards, but for me personally I find it really difficult at times to memorize everything in a slide, especially if there are slides that are just filled with text.
As a add-on, do you think it’s okay to maybe try using image-occlusion when making Anki cards? I would blank out specific texts and important ideas from the slides and just study the Anki cards like that. I get that it makes a ton of cards as a result but I can then rely on your method of spending 10 secs to try and answer each one.
Do you think this is a good idea?
Part of what makes Anki work well is making the cards and then the increasing "space" before some topics come up again. I have seen some very visual learners do just fine with the technique you describe. Good luck!
If you only take 10 seconds to answer the card, how can you repeat the whole thing in such a short time?
thank youuu so muchhhhh
Of course!
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Hi I sent an email to you inquiring about something! Thanks for the quality info!
and when 10 or 20 seconds do not support the amount of information?
make smaller cards or set 20-30 seconds. flashcards are not generally meant to have a lot of information on them