Hi friends! I hope you enjoyed this video on how to use Anki like a pro! How do you use Anki to study!? What do you want to know about Anki!? What other flashcard or study apps do you use!? Let me know along with any questions you have below!
@TheMDJourney, I had download someone MCAT cards and now I just created my cards, but I am unable to synchronized my decks from mac to ankiweb. Could you please help me? Thanks.
Thank you, man. Great video! Would you be able to elaborate a bit on these topics or make a follow up video covering how to play with the more complicated settings? 1. How to adjust the settings under "options" which controls the steps in minutes, maximum reviews, what the easy bonus/modifiers do, as well as the lapses, etc. 2. How to sync your cards to your other devices like phone/iPad and how to reverse sync them without messing it up (download vs upload) 3. How to use the burying/suspending features 4. How to use a controller like a PS4 controller or something along those lines to make it easy/quick/fun to go through cards. I had to get a friend to help me with it but that was a while ago and forgot how to do it myself now. Thanks man, I appreciate your help!
I am a premed student and to be honest after one year at college i learned the hardway that making notes is a waste of time. first of all i would never go back to look at the notes i made. and if i did go back to look at i wouldn't even be able to understand. secondly i would end up rewriting what was on the lecture slide onto my notes. And i found that i would always end up going to the lecture slides to actually learn the content. lastly i would never assign equal prioty to all the different topics i would learn. instead i would find myself going back and forth between the same topics. to conclude i want to say that you are a LEGEND for showing us these techniques. especially the screenshot Lecture slide style anki notes. i feel like this particular anki technique was what i have been waiting for my whole life. it so unbelievably easy to do. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I HAVE SUBSCRIBED BTW. 😉
ANKI was originally a little overwhelming and your video seriously helped, thank you for posting this. I am commenting to boost your account because you deserve it!
Quick note at 14:20: You can actually export all the slides to image files to save you the time of screenshotting every slide: * Go to 'File' > 'Save As' or 'Export.' * Choose the image format (e.g., JPEG). * Select the location and click 'Save' or 'Export.'"
I tried this method with media import as well but the only problem is because the media files are all imported at once anki doesn't show the cards in the same order of the powerpoint
About a year and a half ago I was desperately looking for someone to break down Anki like this for me so I could use it for MCAT studying but I could not find anything online and my med school friends were not good at explaining it to me lol. I gave up on using it but now I really need to figure it out. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This was seriously so helpful. God bless you, brother. A couple things that I wish were also included in this that I think would be really helpful: 1. How to adjust the settings under "options" which controls the steps in minutes, maximum reviews, what the easy bonus/modifiers do, as well as the lapses, etc. 2. How to sync your cards to your other devices like phone/iPad and how to reverse sync them without messing it up (download vs upload) 3. How to use the burying/suspending features 4. How to use a controller like a PS4 controller or something along those lines to make it easy/quick/fun to go through cards. I had to get a friend to help me with it but that was a while ago and forgot how to do it myself now. Thanks man, I appreciate your help!
I want to thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm using these tips to help with my cloud engineering studies. Your advice works so well with a lot of the architecture diagrams and complex processes that were hard to put in flashcard format before, and you've simplified it down into a nicely repeatable process. Awesome video!
I wouldn't think cloud engineering would be a big field, but now that I look at it, clouds are very beautiful and intricate, however my eyes start to hurt after a while, what sunglasses do you recommend for looking at clouds?
I really appreciate how fast you can you talk all the details in one video and yet very clearly, articulate and concise. You're a great teacher! Thank you.
3 years since you posted this and it is still helping people like me! thank you so much for making this and keeping it up. I feel more confident in using anki with my learning progress! A great video !
I am a just graduated doctor and I discovered Anki for my residency exam, I wish I found it sooner! I learnt little by little how to use it, it's amazing. Thank you! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
the snipping tool method is so smart!!! it gets you started very fast- which will be so helpful, since i have to get going. my subjects this semester are huge, there won’t be another method to cover everything. thank you!
I have to say this was the best video I've seen on Anki yet. Things that were not covered in several other videos like if you have an urgent topic you have to review before an exam and how to create cards were explained perfectly. Thanks!
Man bro, you're a beast at this! You take something that is overwhelming, and show exact steps, how to accomplish thinks. Thank you for taking your precious time to make, share this👍🏻🔥
Great video Doc! I was comparing Quizlet to Anki, and your video made me realize all the benefits that Anki has to offer. This was also a very useful intro to getting up and running. Thank you.
I'm learning Japanese but I still watched bc I love how you presented the information and walked us through it. I bet you're a great doctor and you would be an amazing teacher one day.
Thank you so much for this great over view! The app can look overwhelming (the UI certainly isn't inviting) but your walkthrough is an absolute life-saver!
I am first year medical school and couple months later I am starting to use Anki as a way to learn. THANK YOU so much for that video. As a person who knows nothing about it I understood a lot. Great video!
This is The most efficient way to revise portions, now because of the lockdown you are stuck at home without teachers suggesting you to revise so that you dont forget. This is amazing. Thank you Laksh for the video, its very clear and helpful. Should've found about it earlier.
Ive been using Anki for months now, sometimes i thought about giving up on it cuz it felt like a waste of time.It was worth it tho. Your vid is SO HELPFUL.TYSM
i can't express clearly my emotion now ,i've just download anki for 1 days ,and when i use it and watch your video ,i'm very grateful to you ,if i knew it sooner ,my english would better .Thank you very much
To learn a new language I've been taking notes in Word and handwriting them in a notebook and grabbing screenshots. It's been a struggle for retention. Putting screenshots in this tool and making learning a game is bound to help me. Levering other people's decks, what a great tip. Thanks for this video!
Started studying for my MCAT ~1 month ago and always heard of using Anki. Thanks for the video homie, helped a ton with understanding how it works and definitely incorporating into my study regime :)
Thank you so much for this video, as someone who’s in med school I have heard so much about anki but it just felt very overwhelming to start with but this year with subjects like micro and pharmac coming in I knew I needed it to survive so very glad that I found this video, u might’ve just saved me from failing
I'm starting to use Anki to improve my Norwegian, and this video really helped to make it feel less overwhelming and got me over the learning curve of the programme. Thanks!
This is amazing! I only used anki to learn English and now when i started to Learn German i needed a quick reminder on how to use it but you have kind of blown my mind with possibilities.
this was an AMAZING video, I sat through at least ten other videos and none of them did such a good job of explaining the different ways you can use Anki. The examples were soooo useful. Thank you!
Not going to med school, but working on some Tech certifications and going back to school in the Fall for Computer Information Systems and this is going to help me out so much. Thank you for making this video!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🎬 Introduction to Anki and its significance - Anki as an intelligent flashcard system with spaced repetition. - Recognition of weak and strong topics for efficient learning. - Application in various learning domains like medical studies, language learning, and more. 01:27 🛠 Setting up Anki on different platforms - Anki's compatibility and availability on PC, Mac, Android, and iOS. - The initial setup of Anki, including account creation and profile setup. - Customization options for multiple profiles to organize flashcards based on study needs. 03:23 🗂 Creating and organizing flashcards and decks - Creating and structuring decks for organized flashcard management. - Different types of flashcards: basic, reverse, cloze, and image occlusion. - Utilizing Anki's functionalities for effective flashcard creation and review. 05:45 🧠 Understanding flashcard creation methods - Various methods to efficiently create flashcards using Anki, like screenshot method. - Integrating screenshots and Anki for faster flashcard creation. - Enhancing the speed and efficiency of creating flashcards without tedious typing. 11:26 🚀 Advanced strategies for improved retention - Advanced strategies to boost retention while minimizing time spent on flashcard creation. - Combination of the screenshot method and image occlusion for complex topics. - Utilizing pre-made Anki decks to expedite learning and reduce the effort of creating flashcards. 15:24 🧠 Anki Techniques for Effective Studying - Utilizing image occlusion tool and screenshots for flashcards without typing. - Prioritizing difficult topics using tag-based filtering in Anki. 16:07 🏷️ Tagging and Focusing on Difficulty Levels - Understanding and utilizing tags in Anki for various purposes. - Tagging flashcards based on difficulty to tailor your study focus. 17:19 ⏳ Efficient Review Strategies in Anki - Employing a mental timer to maintain consistent pacing during flashcard reviews. - Breaking down complex flashcards into manageable chunks for effective memorization. Made with HARPA AI
I'm a retired nurse and a lot of that I still had to learn, so I feel your pain. Back in my day, the glory of anything computers was simply not there for us. I just wanted to say thank you for spelling this out so clearly for us. I was just about ready to use regular index cards until I found your video and one by youtuber Fluo Gray on the complex Excel imports. One thing I am interested in is finding decks to download and I had no idea how to do it and the addons look essential to me. Again, thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU! 🤩
I'm taking a self-paced course that uses Chicago Manual of Style. I've been feeling hopeless for almost a year wondering how I could learn everything required. Thanks to your video, I finally feel like I can jump into the course and finish it.
Thank you so much for this video!!! I start my 3rd sem of nursing school and i wanna use anki and active recall to get better grades and to retain information! This video is very helpful because looking at anki is overwhelming. I subscribed and will be watching your other videos ☺️👍🏼 keep up the good work!!!
I'm an anki user for a long time, and now I've started to search for more features in order to improve my learning process and I'm astonished with your video, awesome. Look, I'm from Brazil and it's too hard to find some great videos like that.
Ty so much! I have been using Anki a bit here and there, but now I'm in my second semester of Japanese and I cannot afford to not have this tool any longer. I wanted to make custom decks based on my school's system and share them with the class, so thank you!
Currently an MLS student studying for the ASCP BOC and my degree program exit exam. I just discovered Anki and this video was so helpful. Straight to the point and very clear. Thank you so much!
OMG this video is the best one on Anki how does it have only 3-4K views? Just a question do you recommend not taking notes on the USMLE videos on Microsoft then and just take notes on Anki? Thanks Boss!
You surely can do either. I just find it efficient to take notes in Anki. But you lose the organization of your original notes since Anki will essentially randomize your lecture notes after your initial pass
Thank you so much Doctor! Your voice is so calm as well which is a great bonus honestly! One more question: I want to create a brand new anki file (I don't mean a new deck). I don't want my pathoma anki notes to get mixed up with somebody else's. How do I do that? I would like to make one similar to the people in the forum you mentioned
Great tutorial! The image occlusion is one of my favorite tools but I never considered just screenshotting the PowerPoint slide and simply inserting it into Anki with image occlusion. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much for sharing your method to use Anki. I have someone saved his Anki deck and carried me thru the semester but now it’s time to do it myself although not really motivated. But your video encourages me to try it out using my own notes with the screenshot feature. Let’s go!!
Ive been trying to find a tutorial for Anki for language learning but then I found this! Really helpful regardless of want you want to study. Thank you so much;
Thanks for the awesome video, I’m a snip and sketch guy myself. Just switched yesterday to Anki. I’ve been using flashquiz for years, but the picture quality is a little tricky on there for high res photos. And I use the snips-screenshots a lot, even kind of make them interactive for learning computer software. I like the tag part, and want to finish off by saying, this is my favorite video on Anki, out of all the ones I’ve seen.
Thank you SO much for this video. So helpful! I was so overwhelmed by Anki at first and this makes me feel empowered to be able to use it for studying and using active recall!
Win+shift+S - is a shortcut on windows that creates very quick screenshot, with the ability to screenshot just a portion of the screen as well, so you can stop bothering with snap tool and other tools as well.
This is incredibly helpful, thank you so much! I looked for this video just to figure out how to use the cloze function, but I need to memorise a ton of anatomy and physiology for my final and the image occlusion is going to be so useful!!
BTW---You can do all this with a pencil and a yellow legal pad as I did in med school back in '79. Not as 'cool' or modern, but much simpler which equals more time to learn the subject as opposed to Anki. All considered: this IS a wonderful tool! (and this guy is an exceptional teacher)
For ppts you can just copy the slide cntrl+C (or right click on slide and click copy) and then just paste it onto the anki with cntrl+v without screen snipping, also there is shortcut for windows screen snipping, which is: windows_key + shift + s.
the first time i used anki, i literally know nothing how it works and think its useless and proceed to uninstall it, and here i am watching this and reinstall it, this video has a nice and thoroughly explanation
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Hi friends! I hope you enjoyed this video on how to use Anki like a pro!
How do you use Anki to study!? What do you want to know about Anki!? What other flashcard or study apps do you use!?
Let me know along with any questions you have below!
@TheMDJourney, I had download someone MCAT cards and now I just created my cards, but I am unable to synchronized my decks from mac to ankiweb. Could you please help me? Thanks.
Thanks bro this is epic
The image feature is very cool
Thank you, man. Great video! Would you be able to elaborate a bit on these topics or make a follow up video covering how to play with the more complicated settings?
1. How to adjust the settings under "options" which controls the steps in minutes, maximum reviews, what the easy bonus/modifiers do, as well as the lapses, etc.
2. How to sync your cards to your other devices like phone/iPad and how to reverse sync them without messing it up (download vs upload)
3. How to use the burying/suspending features
4. How to use a controller like a PS4 controller or something along those lines to make it easy/quick/fun to go through cards. I had to get a friend to help me with it but that was a while ago and forgot how to do it myself now.
Thanks man, I appreciate your help!
can you make a video on how to print anki flashcards (two sided)
Dude you just saved my entire medical career in this video. thank you so much
…learning about anki, on the last semester of med school.
Better late than never
Same
Learning after medschool.
Same
Thank you ❤@@TheMDJourney
Speechless. I'm not even a med student, but recommended it to my friend right away.
you're a good friend 🥺💓
@@addictaedtokookie1622 Thx! ^^
@@dev.antunes u dont justtt need it as a med student u can use anki for anything
@@hash377 For sure! I've been using for my English language learning since 2018! =)
@@hash377 I use for martial arts, programming, body language.
I am a premed student and to be honest after one year at college i learned the hardway that making notes is a waste of time. first of all i would never go back to look at the notes i made. and if i did go back to look at i wouldn't even be able to understand. secondly i would end up rewriting what was on the lecture slide onto my notes. And i found that i would always end up going to the lecture slides to actually learn the content. lastly i would never assign equal prioty to all the different topics i would learn. instead i would find myself going back and forth between the same topics. to conclude i want to say that you are a LEGEND for showing us these techniques. especially the screenshot Lecture slide style anki notes. i feel like this particular anki technique was what i have been waiting for my whole life. it so unbelievably easy to do. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I HAVE SUBSCRIBED BTW. 😉
sorry if i sound like i am all over the place.....that's because I am all over the place.
Thanks for the awesome comment!!!!
ANKI was originally a little overwhelming and your video seriously helped, thank you for posting this. I am commenting to boost your account because you deserve it!
Aww thanks for the nice words! Enjoy :)
Quick note at 14:20: You can actually export all the slides to image files to save you the time of screenshotting every slide:
* Go to 'File' > 'Save As' or 'Export.'
* Choose the image format (e.g., JPEG).
* Select the location and click 'Save' or 'Export.'"
Thank you, that saves us a whole lot of time!
Good
I tried this method with media import as well but the only problem is because the media files are all imported at once anki doesn't show the cards in the same order of the powerpoint
@@money011otI tried importing the PowerPoint images one-by-one through my file browser. This way, the Anki card should be in the right order.
that explanation pierced my head its just so simple yet amazingly detailed
About a year and a half ago I was desperately looking for someone to break down Anki like this for me so I could use it for MCAT studying but I could not find anything online and my med school friends were not good at explaining it to me lol. I gave up on using it but now I really need to figure it out. THANK YOU SO MUCH!! This was seriously so helpful. God bless you, brother.
A couple things that I wish were also included in this that I think would be really helpful:
1. How to adjust the settings under "options" which controls the steps in minutes, maximum reviews, what the easy bonus/modifiers do, as well as the lapses, etc.
2. How to sync your cards to your other devices like phone/iPad and how to reverse sync them without messing it up (download vs upload)
3. How to use the burying/suspending features
4. How to use a controller like a PS4 controller or something along those lines to make it easy/quick/fun to go through cards. I had to get a friend to help me with it but that was a while ago and forgot how to do it myself now.
Thanks man, I appreciate your help!
Glad this video was helpful! Thanks for the suggestions!
I want to thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm using these tips to help with my cloud engineering studies. Your advice works so well with a lot of the architecture diagrams and complex processes that were hard to put in flashcard format before, and you've simplified it down into a nicely repeatable process. Awesome video!
Love that you've found it helpful!
@T R how was your experience?
I'm currently studying cloud engineering, do you have an Anki set that you could share?
I wouldn't think cloud engineering would be a big field, but now that I look at it, clouds are very beautiful and intricate, however my eyes start to hurt after a while, what sunglasses do you recommend for looking at clouds?
Finally found an Anki tutorial vid that explains things simple and spot on. Thank you! I am heading to binge your videos before class!
Glad we found each other :D Best of luck in school!
I really appreciate how fast you can you talk all the details in one video and yet very clearly, articulate and concise. You're a great teacher!
Thank you.
3 years since you posted this and it is still helping people like me! thank you so much for making this and keeping it up. I feel more confident in using anki with my learning progress! A great video !
Glad you found it helpful!
I'm a software engineer. Had the crazy thought that using a med student's study tool would help my learning. Was not disappointed.
how so?
I am a just graduated doctor and I discovered Anki for my residency exam, I wish I found it sooner! I learnt little by little how to use it, it's amazing. Thank you! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Glad this was helpful! :D
the snipping tool method is so smart!!! it gets you started very fast- which will be so helpful, since i have to get going. my subjects this semester are huge, there won’t be another method to cover everything. thank you!
I have to say this was the best video I've seen on Anki yet. Things that were not covered in several other videos like if you have an urgent topic you have to review before an exam and how to create cards were explained perfectly. Thanks!
Yay! Im glad you enjoyed it!
It’s got to be the best revision app ever created
No doubt!
Man bro, you're a beast at this! You take something that is overwhelming, and show exact steps, how to accomplish thinks. Thank you for taking your precious time to make, share this👍🏻🔥
Great video Doc! I was comparing Quizlet to Anki, and your video made me realize all the benefits that Anki has to offer. This was also a very useful intro to getting up and running. Thank you.
I'm learning Japanese but I still watched bc I love how you presented the information and walked us through it. I bet you're a great doctor and you would be an amazing teacher one day.
Aww thanks for the nice comment! Glad it helped! Best of luck learning Japanese!
Thank you so much for this great over view!
The app can look overwhelming (the UI certainly isn't inviting) but your walkthrough is an absolute life-saver!
Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for the comment
I am first year medical school and couple months later I am starting to use Anki as a way to learn. THANK YOU so much for that video. As a person who knows nothing about it I understood a lot. Great video!
Awesome! Glad you found it helpful Angela! Best of luck :)
i didnt even know what anki was and flash card system even existed now i know so much about it
thanks
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
This is The most efficient way to revise portions, now because of the lockdown you are stuck at home without teachers suggesting you to revise so that you dont forget. This is amazing. Thank you Laksh for the video, its very clear and helpful. Should've found about it earlier.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ive been using Anki for months now, sometimes i thought about giving up on it cuz it felt like a waste of time.It was worth it tho. Your vid is SO HELPFUL.TYSM
i can't express clearly my emotion now ,i've just download anki for 1 days ,and when i use it and watch your video ,i'm very grateful to you ,if i knew it sooner ,my english would better .Thank you very much
Glad this helped!!!
To learn a new language I've been taking notes in Word and handwriting them in a notebook and grabbing screenshots. It's been a struggle for retention. Putting screenshots in this tool and making learning a game is bound to help me. Levering other people's decks, what a great tip. Thanks for this video!
Yay! Glad this video was helpful!
Finally someone who actually explains how to make the cards. Thank you
thanks bro i was using anki for like 2 months now but i never knew how to group things up, saved me hella time. big ups my g
No problem 👍
Started studying for my MCAT ~1 month ago and always heard of using Anki. Thanks for the video homie, helped a ton with understanding how it works and definitely incorporating into my study regime :)
Glad you liked it! Good luck on the test!
That's crazy to me. In my day. Anki didn't exist.
I love the pace of the information you're throwing out and appreciate the time you put into this! Thank you
Thanks for nice comment :D
Thank you so much for this video, as someone who’s in med school I have heard so much about anki but it just felt very overwhelming to start with but this year with subjects like micro and pharmac coming in I knew I needed it to survive so very glad that I found this video, u might’ve just saved me from failing
I'm starting to use Anki to improve my Norwegian, and this video really helped to make it feel less overwhelming and got me over the learning curve of the programme. Thanks!
Best of luck learn Norwegian!
Jeg er her for å gjøre det også, lykke til
@@HonkTheMusic takk, du også!
This is amazing! I only used anki to learn English and now when i started to Learn German i needed a quick reminder on how to use it but you have kind of blown my mind with possibilities.
this was an AMAZING video, I sat through at least ten other videos and none of them did such a good job of explaining the different ways you can use Anki. The examples were soooo useful. Thank you!
Glad this helped! :) Best of luck!
Not going to med school, but working on some Tech certifications and going back to school in the Fall for Computer Information Systems and this is going to help me out so much. Thank you for making this video!
Glad it helped!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🎬 Introduction to Anki and its significance
- Anki as an intelligent flashcard system with spaced repetition.
- Recognition of weak and strong topics for efficient learning.
- Application in various learning domains like medical studies, language learning, and more.
01:27 🛠 Setting up Anki on different platforms
- Anki's compatibility and availability on PC, Mac, Android, and iOS.
- The initial setup of Anki, including account creation and profile setup.
- Customization options for multiple profiles to organize flashcards based on study needs.
03:23 🗂 Creating and organizing flashcards and decks
- Creating and structuring decks for organized flashcard management.
- Different types of flashcards: basic, reverse, cloze, and image occlusion.
- Utilizing Anki's functionalities for effective flashcard creation and review.
05:45 🧠 Understanding flashcard creation methods
- Various methods to efficiently create flashcards using Anki, like screenshot method.
- Integrating screenshots and Anki for faster flashcard creation.
- Enhancing the speed and efficiency of creating flashcards without tedious typing.
11:26 🚀 Advanced strategies for improved retention
- Advanced strategies to boost retention while minimizing time spent on flashcard creation.
- Combination of the screenshot method and image occlusion for complex topics.
- Utilizing pre-made Anki decks to expedite learning and reduce the effort of creating flashcards.
15:24 🧠 Anki Techniques for Effective Studying
- Utilizing image occlusion tool and screenshots for flashcards without typing.
- Prioritizing difficult topics using tag-based filtering in Anki.
16:07 🏷️ Tagging and Focusing on Difficulty Levels
- Understanding and utilizing tags in Anki for various purposes.
- Tagging flashcards based on difficulty to tailor your study focus.
17:19 ⏳ Efficient Review Strategies in Anki
- Employing a mental timer to maintain consistent pacing during flashcard reviews.
- Breaking down complex flashcards into manageable chunks for effective memorization.
Made with HARPA AI
Thanks mate!
I've been using Anki for years and just from this video alone I've learned so much! Thank you, truly.
Glad it helped!
This is really easy to follow. Thanks for making such a well paced and thought out video!
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
This is the BEST tutorial I’ve ever seen, tysm!! Everything I wanted to know is in this one video in a clear and simple presentation
Excellent video! I am trying to learn everything I can about how to use Anki before I start med school this fall! Thank you so much!
Glad this helped you out!
Just started optometry school this week, I’m ready to roll now
I'm a retired nurse and a lot of that I still had to learn, so I feel your pain. Back in my day, the glory of anything computers was simply not there for us. I just wanted to say thank you for spelling this out so clearly for us. I was just about ready to use regular index cards until I found your video and one by youtuber Fluo Gray on the complex Excel imports. One thing I am interested in is finding decks to download and I had no idea how to do it and the addons look essential to me. Again, thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU! 🤩
I have been struggling to understand ANKI but wanted to use it to study for boards. your video has been so easy to understand! Thank you!
I'm taking a self-paced course that uses Chicago Manual of Style. I've been feeling hopeless for almost a year wondering how I could learn everything required. Thanks to your video, I finally feel like I can jump into the course and finish it.
Glad this helped you!
Great tutorial. Anki is going to save my life since I spend too much time studying and keep falling behind.
Thank you so much for this video!!! I start my 3rd sem of nursing school and i wanna use anki and active recall to get better grades and to retain information! This video is very helpful because looking at anki is overwhelming. I subscribed and will be watching your other videos ☺️👍🏼 keep up the good work!!!
Thanks for the supportive comment!
I'm an anki user for a long time, and now I've started to search for more features in order to improve my learning process and I'm astonished with your video, awesome. Look, I'm from Brazil and it's too hard to find some great videos like that.
2024. You teached an Argentinian guy anki in 20 minutes. Thank you so much.
13:03 A tip - you can do windows + shift + S to use a built-in snipping tool. No need to run one manually.
simple and straight-forward explanation, big Thumbs UP bra.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment!
Ty so much! I have been using Anki a bit here and there, but now I'm in my second semester of Japanese and I cannot afford to not have this tool any longer. I wanted to make custom decks based on my school's system and share them with the class, so thank you!
Glad this helped!
@@TheMDJourney Can't seem to get the tag/ filtered deck feature to work. I want to be able to split the deck into chapters, what is the best way?
Currently an MLS student studying for the ASCP BOC and my degree program exit exam. I just discovered Anki and this video was so helpful. Straight to the point and very clear. Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
starting med school in 9 days - your video is still AWESOME
OMG this video is the best one on Anki how does it have only 3-4K views? Just a question do you recommend not taking notes on the USMLE videos on Microsoft then and just take notes on Anki? Thanks Boss!
You surely can do either. I just find it efficient to take notes in Anki. But you lose the organization of your original notes since Anki will essentially randomize your lecture notes after your initial pass
Thanks for the tutorial. Currently its almost end of the school year but next year I am gonna use this definetly.
Now I can make my own flashcards for exams without spending hours for each topic, thank you!
Glad this helped!!
Thank you so much. I was overwhelmed by the Anki. You made it sound so much more easier. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Thank you so much Doctor! Your voice is so calm as well which is a great bonus honestly! One more question: I want to create a brand new anki file (I don't mean a new deck). I don't want my pathoma anki notes to get mixed up with somebody else's. How do I do that? I would like to make one similar to the people in the forum you mentioned
So helpful thank you so much. Had to switch to Anki because Quizlet is so flooded with ads I can hardly study at all. Seriously ridiculous .
Great tutorial! The image occlusion is one of my favorite tools but I never considered just screenshotting the PowerPoint slide and simply inserting it into Anki with image occlusion. Thanks for the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! This is the best video for an Anki beginner I've seen.
Awesome overview, so many helpful tips! Wish I had known about Anki in college :D
Glad you liked it!!
I'm a pre-med student. This video is a blessing.
Glad it helped! Good luck :)
Thank you for the comprehensive walk through, I can't imagine how long this took to put together!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Honestly, you have given the best review of Anki so far. I will be starting Med school in 2021.
Aww thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! Best of luck in med school :)
@@TheMDJourney Thanks. I am an old school mature student. Anki is so different but exceptionally useful.
If used correctly it'll be the most useful tool in med school
So concise and to the point explanation I really like how you gave your own experience along it's really helpful now I can ace my upcoming exams ! !
Aww glad you enjoyed the video :) thanks for the comment!
Thank you so much for sharing your method to use Anki. I have someone saved his Anki deck and carried me thru the semester but now it’s time to do it myself although not really motivated. But your video encourages me to try it out using my own notes with the screenshot feature. Let’s go!!
This is fantastic !! I needed a way around typing for my vast Engg syllabus. This is gonna speed things up.
Glad this helped :)
Jee eh?
Not one of those long videos with lots of talks and less of information. You're great, I loved it
Thanks for your effort!
This might be just 20 min video but it has days of effort!❤
Glad this helped you out!
Ive been trying to find a tutorial for Anki for language learning but then I found this! Really helpful regardless of want you want to study. Thank you so much;
I have to thank you man...
Thank you so much. You have just earn one more subscriber.
Glad I was able to help! Thanks for your support!
The rhythm and information density in this video is really good!
Thanks for the nice comment!
I have been hearing about Anki everywhere so I finally decided to give it a try. Thanks for the video, this will definitely speed things up :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Honestly I saw around 3-4 videos before watching this and yours is the most detailed and informative one.
Thanks for the awesome video, I’m a snip and sketch guy myself. Just switched yesterday to Anki. I’ve been using flashquiz for years, but the picture quality is a little tricky on there for high res photos. And I use the snips-screenshots a lot, even kind of make them interactive for learning computer software. I like the tag part, and want to finish off by saying, this is my favorite video on Anki, out of all the ones I’ve seen.
I'm glad you found this video helpful!
Thank you SO much for this video. So helpful! I was so overwhelmed by Anki at first and this makes me feel empowered to be able to use it for studying and using active recall!
ur voice is calming af
Auto tune ;)
Win+shift+S - is a shortcut on windows that creates very quick screenshot, with the ability to screenshot just a portion of the screen as well, so you can stop bothering with snap tool and other tools as well.
Excellent video! Thank you for catching me up on everything I need to know to start using Anki for my own studies.
Glad this helped!
This whole thing is new to me.. but thankfully I found your video . Great stuff 💯
Glad it was helpful!
This is incredibly helpful, thank you so much! I looked for this video just to figure out how to use the cloze function, but I need to memorise a ton of anatomy and physiology for my final and the image occlusion is going to be so useful!!
Thank you! I've got enough to start and an understanding of where Anki can take me. Appreciate it!
Glad it was helpful!
18:14 - You can use the "Speed Focus Mode (auto-alert, auto-reveal, auto-fail)" add-on for this! =)
Literally the best video I’ve seen explaining how Anki works. And I’ve watched a lot XD. Thank you!
Super sweet of you to say. Glad you liked it! :D
thank you so much for the detailed and awesome walkthrough!
Genius, You deserve the nobel prize man!
I never thought of the screen shot image occlusion, this will save me so much time
Enjoy!!!
BTW---You can do all this with a pencil and a yellow legal pad as I did in med school back in '79. Not as 'cool' or modern, but much simpler which equals more time to learn the subject as opposed to Anki. All considered: this IS a wonderful tool! (and this guy is an exceptional teacher)
Thanks for representing the classic way of doing things. Nothing wrong with it and I like putting words to paper too :)
Thanks for the nice comment!
Pro Tip : Watch this video on 0.75x speed 😊
thankyou....no kidding!!!!
Hahaha this comment is so helpful 😂
True lol
Thus us super real😂
Thanks really helpful and i love the speed with which you speak, probably the only video where i did not increase playback speed :)
how can you not understand him ... he speaks very clear!
This video had a lot of information! I'll need to 'space learn' it. ;)
Anki pun - love it !
only video explain clearly without being boring.thank youuu
So nice of you
For ppts you can just copy the slide cntrl+C (or right click on slide and click copy) and then just paste it onto the anki with cntrl+v without screen snipping, also there is shortcut for windows screen snipping, which is: windows_key + shift + s.
Best video on ANKI so far, keep it up man.
Aww glad you enjoyed it!
video starts at 00:50
the first time i used anki, i literally know nothing how it works and think its useless and proceed to uninstall it, and here i am watching this and reinstall it, this video has a nice and thoroughly explanation