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== What is Spaced Repetition? == | == What is Spaced Repetition? == | ||
− | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition Spaced Repetition] is a system used in conjunction with Flashcards for learning and retaining information. Spaced Repetition | + | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition Spaced Repetition] is a system used in conjunction with Flashcards for learning and retaining information. Spaced Repetition attempts to optimize how often a fact needs to be reviewed. |
− | If a fact is not reviewed soon enough, it will | + | If a fact is not reviewed soon enough, it will be forgotten and must be relearned. This results in lots of wasted time. Conversely, if a fact is reviewed too often, although committed to memory, there is the wasted effort of continuing to review a fact. |
− | + | Many Flashcard based systems recommend Spaced Repetition, however it is time-consuming and error-prone to manage review times manually - better to allow software to manage it for you. | |
The world memory champion Dominic O'Brien uses a spaced repetition review system based on review periods of 2 hours, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month and 3 months. | The world memory champion Dominic O'Brien uses a spaced repetition review system based on review periods of 2 hours, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month and 3 months. |
Revision as of 12:09, 28 February 2013
MemShot is an easy to use memorization system based on Flashcards and Spaced Repetition.
Turbocharge your learning with Supernifty's free learning software. Great for learning:
- new languages;
- facts and figures;
- names and faces;
- stuff for exams; and
- anything else you have trouble remembering!
MemShot can greatly reduce the amount of effort required to memorize new facts.
What is Spaced Repetition?
Spaced Repetition is a system used in conjunction with Flashcards for learning and retaining information. Spaced Repetition attempts to optimize how often a fact needs to be reviewed.
If a fact is not reviewed soon enough, it will be forgotten and must be relearned. This results in lots of wasted time. Conversely, if a fact is reviewed too often, although committed to memory, there is the wasted effort of continuing to review a fact.
Many Flashcard based systems recommend Spaced Repetition, however it is time-consuming and error-prone to manage review times manually - better to allow software to manage it for you.
The world memory champion Dominic O'Brien uses a spaced repetition review system based on review periods of 2 hours, 1 day, 1 week, 1 month and 3 months.
If you want a simple, free and easy to use spaced repetition system to help you remember those important facts, try MemShot.
Features
Essential features of Supernifty's MemShot:
- Free;
- Simple;
- Easy to use;
- Online, practice anywhere
More useful features of MemShot:
- Share your learning sets;
- Export your learning sets;
- Import learning sets;
- Track your progress;
- Get email reminders to keep yourself on track.
MemShot is being actively developed - there's so much more to come! If you'd like to see a feature, just let us know.
Try out Supernifty's Spaced Repetition System
Help
Adding Items
Add a new item using the add new item box.
Multiple Items If you want to add a large number of items, use file upload. The file must be in CSV format. Most spreadsheet software can export as CSV.
- The first column must be the question, the second column must be the answer.
Problems
If you have suggestions or problems, please contact us