Is it available for ipad

@@roninyeagerist4152 for the ipad version u have to pay :((((

For anki I mean

most importantly quizlet only supports MAX 3 answers for multiple choice tests, which is a deal breaker

50 flashcard limit in Anki

Thank you!! Was waiting for someone like me lol

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Anki it’s paid app now

For real You save my 8:49 second thank you

​@@chinelitomxAnki is free for Android. Iphone's user I'm so sorry you need to pay.

My4orce hey really appreciate the kind words! So glad we could help !

Started anki for the same reason also with addons you can make up for the slightly less polished gui. Not to mention get some additional features that my be free

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Anki’s spaced repetition is a game changer! It’s too bad Quizlet has removed this feature, although their “Learn” feature is similar, but not quite the same. You could consider checking out RemNote as well for another spaced repetition app :)

give it all the tries you have , you will take time to learn how to use it but its worth it ..

Whats spaced repetition? What does that feature do?

I never heard of Anki. I am a 3rd year Electrician Apprentice, and have used Quizlet for 2 years. I have found it to be a valuable tool, however, it is severely limited by user input. Quite frankly, sometime users posting content to the site are... not so smart. I have found study material with outright wrong info, mislabeled study groups (title says "motor controls module when the content is actually lighting), etc. I dislike the typed mode, as you have to follow the syntax of the user who posted it, if they used a comma, and you don't, it says you're wrong, although it does give you the "override, I was correct" feature, which is handy. As for "spaced repetition", that is not a concept I had heard named before, though I get it. In "learn" mode, in my opinion, Quizlet DOES have this. It will often repeat or reword questions to me when I get them wrong. Something I find very annoying at times when it is simply syntax errors like a comma or whatever. Another problem for me at least, as an electrician, is that the curriculum for NCCER students was recently updated to follow NEC 2020 code, prior to the update, it was based off 2014 code I think. User input/updates have been slow to catch up to this. A user might say the answer to x question is ABC, but the actual test says "ABC is typical, but what other answer is possible" with answers ranging from ABC.2, or ABC 2.0, or the like. Another problem is test answers and study guides based off images, I have never created a study guide myself, so I am not sure of what the interface is like, but sometimes electrician's tests are based off of arrows pointing at images, of a motor, an electrical diagram, or what have you. The test will say "What is the arrow pointing to?", and it seems like this is very difficult for users to input, because it is often quite different from the textbook or the test. PS: Stevieioe, is that you?

LOL this is awesome so glad to hear you are loving Anki. It boosted our study efficiency and the plugins allow you to personalize your experience. And you are right about keeping it simple sometimes less is more. what do you study?! and have you tried Remnote?

@@CajunKoiAcademy I'm styding Medicine and never tried Remnote so far. I'm not from America and here nobody has even heard of Anki so far, at least not the people I know

eli m thats amazing! Medicine is so rewarding it’s great to meet someone in the same field. Well then you are way ahead of the game for using Anki haha because spaced repetition is one of the best ways to learn!

Or Brandon?

Glad to hear we could help and welcome aboard!

Beware, these med students aren’t being ethical in their promotion of Remnote as they have an unstated conflict of interest.

@@TommyTwista ?

obsidian>>> remnote

Jack Lewis seriously what’s the point of learning without retention! What are you using now instead of quizlet?

@@CajunKoiAcademy Well, I have not yet tried anything else. But I will sure give Remnote a go and let you know how it goes!

@@user-om2bw1cj1r how’d it go?

@@user-om2bw1cj1r yeah how?

@@deebur8777 hello, Does Anki have a long-term learning function please?

Thanks for watching!

What did you chose if you mind me asking?

I usually make my flashcards and write everything by hand but It take ages. I’m not sure if I should start printing off flashcards instead of writing them by hand. I read somewhere that if you write by hand your brain remembers it better because it’s your own handwriting and not the same consistent text/font. Thoughts?

@@kylebuchan9401 I use Anki for making flashcards, but I take notes by hand and create mind maps on paper (the “understanding” phase). Flashcards are more efficient with app over paper, but I advise adding images to Anki flashcards to help jog visual memory of your handwritten notes and mind-maps. I should make a video series on how I do it.

@@kylebuchan9401 in my experience, using a systems that envolves active recall (and not just passive studying such as reading/highlighting material) will give you greater benefits that what you could achieve with paper/handwriting. Sure, you might remember things better when you write them down, but what matters the most is how you interact with the content you need to memorize. I don't think printing flashcards would be helpful, as you'd need to carry them around, they wouldn't be organized by what you need to review, and assembling them can be a pain in the ass (i tried it only once lol). You sould try making online flashcards to see what you think, and actually flipping them to see what you can recall/working with the ones you remember the least/get wrong more often.

@@TokyoXtreme hi I’m really trying to improve my studying technique and I’m wondering if you write notes or flash cards first ? And then what kind of flash cards do you do, like explanation based or just simple question and answer

Yeah that's why I prefer quizlet, you don't have to waste time

yes! its layout and its community is amazing for so many students; but for us, SRS is king when it comes to learning for the long term.. thanks for watching!

I can't believe they got rid of that :( - Used Quizlet for my course and it saved my life (and grades :) - Thanks for a great video!

@@CajunKoiAcademy what’s SRS mean?

@@kylebuchan9401 Spaced Repetition System, I assume

@@itm1996 correct

is it still a premium feature?

Is it a premium version?

Phong Tran thank you so much for watching !

Thank you so much for the kind words, rookie! Your feedback means a lot to me

Anthony Siu hey anthony thanks fro the amazing feedback! Soft line breaks and image occlusion are apparently in the works! But def agree because I’ve used anki for its amazing image occlusion. What medical specialty?! Thanks for watching!

Mike and Matty hahaha I'm only starting medical school this September, long journey ahead 😁

Anthony Siu good luck!! It’s tough but so rewarding, your gonna kill it if you already using active recall and spaced repetition !

Haha such interesting points you bring up. First off thanks for watching! Yea we have to keep a lot of information stored and ready to retrieve especially during emergency situations when we need to be able to diagnose a problem quickly to help a crashing patient. A lot of us picked up Spanish quickly, but probably out of necessity because we have a large Hispanic population in Southern California. When they are in pain, we learn even quicker lol

Thanks for watching!

We take notes on RemNote because RemNote automatically turns our notes into flashcards and we don’t have to bother with the step of transcribing to flashcards. Saves so much time!

@@CajunKoiAcademy Thank you for replying! remnotes interface just seems so complex but i appreciate that! might try it if i get free time

what is missing?

@@angelsvasquez5412 built in spaced repetition

And the fact that you can’t copy other people’s sets. Well I heard you could but they no longer allow it (premium).

uleg spidey let us know how you like it!

I also think that Anki is the best option for me. I tried inserting one of my own photos onto a flash card in quizlet and was immediately prompted to buy their pro version, whereas it was no struggle with Anki. And the spaced repetition is always great

Oluwakemi Akinyode thank you so much for watching and sharing your thought process it really helps everyone especially from your background in pharmacy! Can I ask what it is about Anki that was lacking for you?

Mike and Matty thanks for your reply as well. Honestly I’m fine with Anki (the spaced repetition is awesomeness at its peak🙌🏼). I only wanted to explore the learn, write, test features that quizlet provides. I personally get bored when I open the quizlet app as opposed to the anki so I felt I might get a better experience with the paid version of the quizlet app. But in all, I stand for anki any day any time 💪🏽

Oluwakemi Akinyode oh that’s makes a lot of sense, it’s a good idea to challenge your systems from time to time. If you are looking for a way to incorporate spaced repetition with writing and notes, def check out RemNote!

Mike and Matty oh yeah. Def gonna try that one out now. Thanks again and great job guys 👍🏼

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hi, what background are you referring to?

videodude no idea! Maybe they are focusing on more collaborative learning in these times? The algorithm for spaced repetition I don’t imagine is cheap to maintain especially with all the data to store

Mike and Matty maybe..... though it’s the reason I bought the subscription. Hopefully the spaced repetition system will return!

videodude we are with you on this hope they bring it back! Btw have you tried Remnote?

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@@CajunKoiAcademy As a long time software developer, including iOS apps, I can assure you it was not difficulty of maintaining the algorithm. It's most likely to be an IP issue. Perhaps Anki has managed to patent SRS and threatened Quizlet. A patent on a straightforward idea like SRS is completely absurd, but that's our patent system. It's completely broken where software is concerned. There's a remote possibility that the feature just didn't fit their target audience and they were simplifying, but I doubt it.

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hi Jay, thanks for the comment. The Quizlet review or learn features are very similar you are correct, however according to the developers, it’s a little different than spaced repetition. From my understanding they boast it as more for “short term” test prep, whereas Anki’s SRS is designed for long term retention :)

Anki is amazing and also reliable. thanks for watching!

@@manofhardcore9468 they are! ahhaha

Arvind Ramachandran absolutely ankiweb can be used in webpage, but it’s features are way inadequate compared to the actual downloaded version! Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment my friend!

noname :-P thanks for watching!

Really? Is it also for unpaid users?

Hi Nathan, thanks for the comment. The learn feature on Quizlet is really cool. It’s similar to spaced repetition in that Quizlet will modify it’s algorithm to show you content that is is more difficult for you and it gives you feedback. However from my understanding, it is not geared toward “long term retention” of material and more for you to prepare for you immediate upcoming test. It’s more for the student who needs to “cram” for their upcoming exam. At least this is what I gathered from the Quizlet Blog Post by their creators, but I’m open to revisiting the topic. Do you use Quizlet? And if so what are your thoughts on the matter? Would love to hear them!

Ai GC hey good to see you again! 🤗 realize never got your name the first time of your willing to share publicly lol. I think the act of making your own flash cards was important for testing my understanding of the concepts in my own words. I would actually read/listen to lecture recordings and make flash cards directly. I skip the note taking step completely because I never reread my notes anyway. I spend as much of my time as possible doing practice questions and revising flash cards. What’s your routine like?

@@CajunKoiAcademy Hey great job with the video btw! If i have the time I read and make notes, its effective but its so tiring and halfway through it I give up haha! some of my classmates recommend reading the text again and again and again (this is not for me I just get bored and mindlessly go through the reading). I just read and highlight, and then look at the outline and/or learning objectives and explain the main points to myself. how do you filter out what's essential info when making flashcards?

@@irinacortez5618 these are all really good questions! we actually have a course where we teach students exactly how we study. We definitely want to show you! add us on instagram or join our discord and send us a direct message so we can talk about it further! talk soon!

You don't have to specifically make time to make the flashcards. Everytime you study, just make some flashcards on the topics. Even during lectures/class you can add a few cards. A few cards everyday, over time you will have hundreds, then thousands of cards.

​@@azku thanks for the tip! :)

thank you so much for watching! the AnkiMobile Flashcards app is the original one, although its $25, it has the most features and capabilities compared to all the other ones

Mike and Matty Thank you!

I ever read about add on quizlet to anki..i forgot what exact name, but there is add on for it

our pleasure :)

Steven Wang yea definitely a learning curve but totally worth it for SRS

You definitely can!

Nevermind, I've found out that there is an Anki add-on that makes the process way easier! I also tried RemNote and I think I'm going to love it, thank you so much!

Where you able to transfer your quizlet sets to anki?

Perhaps only make flashcards for the things you find difficult to remember so it takes less time to write out?

RemNote is AMAZING! At this point, there isn’t a feature to import Anki decks, but it’s definitely in development

yes. there is a long term memory option. And a new one coming soon.

Awesome! We’ll check it out thanks for sharing

@@CajunKoiAcademy It's only on Android through

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