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Anki

  • What is Anki
  • What Anki Can Do
  • How to Use Anki
  • My experience with Anki

What is Anki?

Anki is a free and open-source memory tool that uses the memory curve to create a card-based review program, where cards are used to refer to each point in Anki.
Note: Except for iOS, which is developed by an individual developer, Anki is completely free for all other platforms and can be downloaded from the official website.
Anki official website: https: //apps.ankiweb.net/

What Anki does

The core function of Anki is to help you memorize and keep your knowledge in your mind.

How to use Anki

To use Anki, you need the Anki software itself and the cards. In the above blog post, we tackled the installation of the software itself, and we briefly recognized that cards are a proxy for knowledge points in Anki. So how do we put the points from our daily notes into Anki to form cards?

Cards

Make, customize, and get others to share cards!
Pairs of questions and answers are called cards.
Take the example given in the official documentation:
After you think about it, you decide that the answer is O. Click on the Show button and Anki will display it:

Creating a card

Creating a card is a two-step process, creating a deck and editing a card (a deck is a group of cards).
Select the corresponding card template and subsequently edit the card content.

Getting other people's decks

If you don't want to make your own cards, you can also get other people's decks through the Internet.
Official card deck: https: //ankiweb.net/shared/decks/

Learning Cards

  • Setting options for memorization
  • Click on the deck you want to memorize
  • Start memorizing
Anki's study cards are memorized by recalling the answers to the questions on the front of the card, then clicking on "Show Answers" to see the back of the card (the answers), where the user indicates the level of memorization of the card based on "Forgot, Difficult, Good, Easy". Anki adjusts the review frequency of the cards based on the options selected by the user, allowing for repetitive spaced learning.

My experience with Anki

Everything is liberal arts, and it all starts with memorization, which must be done before it can be followed.
The blogger's personal opinion is that there is no distinction between arts and sciences for basic content learning, it all belongs to the liberal arts, and a big feature of the liberal arts is memorization and recitation. Carefully recall the secondary school, learning mathematics, science and chemistry are not to memorize the core knowledge points and formulas and methods, in order to be able to understand the new knowledge points and topics, in order to be able to go through the understanding of the memory, or through the logical deduction of the memory, often this time feel in the study of science, but do not know that the premise for doing so is to have memorized the basic knowledge and formulas, in order to launch the subsequent results. Memorization is the basis of that, there is no way to draw more conclusions without anything. Therefore, everything is liberal arts and everything begins with memorization is to emphasize the importance of memorization and not to resist memorization because it is the beginning of everything. You have to memorize before you can follow up. If you don't have anything in your head, you can't make any waves, because you don't know what waves are, and you can only create new waves after you've seen them.
Anki is a very powerful memory aid that is open source, free, and synchronized across multiple devices. I often edit cards on my MacBook and then memorize them on my iPhone.
 
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