-Anki is a tool which will help you remember things as quickly and easily as
-possible. Anki works by asking you questions. After answering a question,
-Anki will ask how well you remembered. If you made a mistake or had difficulty
-remembering, Anki will show you the question again after a short amount of
-time. If you answered the question easily, Anki will wait for a number of days
-before asking you again. Each time you successfully remember something, the
-time before you see it again will get bigger.
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-Adding material-There are three ways to add material to Anki: typing it in yourself, using a -pre-made Anki deck, or importing word lists that you find on the internet. -- -For language learning, it's a good idea to add material yourself, from sources -like a textbook or a TV show. By adding words that you see or hear in context, -you also learn how they are used. While it may be tempting to use a big, -pre-made vocabulary list to save time, learning words and grammar in context -will ensure you can use them naturally. - - -So if you're learning a language, consider adding material you want to learn -into Anki by yourself. Initially the time required to type in material may -seem daunting, but it's a small amount of time compared to the time you'll -save by not forgetting. - |
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