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Call Me Apple Vice Captain
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 Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2011 1:46 pm
Soeme guy shared this website in another thread and I decided to share it with the masses of this guild rofl I've been on it for like 10 minutes and its seriously awesome. You can: Make flash cards, share flashcards, print flashcards or just look at them! Flashcards have always helped me so this will be good for me 4laugh Main Site: http://www.flashcardexchange.com/Categories: http://www.flashcardexchange.com/docs/tagsLanguages is at the bottom biggrin
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2011 6:26 pm
Anyhow, I think the interface used to be better. Then again, I like simple, minimalistic things. The current Flashcardexchange.com interface is more KDE motto than GNOME (or Xmonad, as it may be)
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Posted: Fri Jan 28, 2011 10:54 pm
How is it in comparison to Anki?
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Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 12:33 pm
Zvx How is it in comparison to Anki? I'm a heavy Anki user, and here are my thoughts on it, based on a look around the Japanese section . * Decks are mostly textbook related, bad for those who don't use textbooks or are advanced. * Flashcards are mainly word based, not sentence based unfortunately. * The only answers are "Correct" and "Incorrect", no "Hard" or "Easy", etc. * Flashcard Memory game is kind of fun, but not that great * The cards seem to be editable, but I couldn't figure out how to do it. *The cards seem to have no extra fields besides Question/Answer. Overall I think I'll stick with Anki, but the site might be useful for some.
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Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 9:42 pm
Bokusenou Zvx How is it in comparison to Anki? I'm a heavy Anki user, and here are my thoughts on it, based on a look around the Japanese section . * Decks are mostly textbook related, bad for those who don't use textbooks or are advanced. * Flashcards are mainly word based, not sentence based unfortunately. * The only answers are "Correct" and "Incorrect", no "Hard" or "Easy", etc. * Flashcard Memory game is kind of fun, but not that great * The cards seem to be editable, but I couldn't figure out how to do it. *The cards seem to have no extra fields besides Question/Answer. Overall I think I'll stick with Anki, but the site might be useful for some. I make my own flashcards to study...
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Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 8:05 am
Professor Phrygian Bokusenou Zvx How is it in comparison to Anki? I'm a heavy Anki user, and here are my thoughts on it, based on a look around the Japanese section . * Decks are mostly textbook related, bad for those who don't use textbooks or are advanced. * Flashcards are mainly word based, not sentence based unfortunately. * The only answers are "Correct" and "Incorrect", no "Hard" or "Easy", etc. * Flashcard Memory game is kind of fun, but not that great * The cards seem to be editable, but I couldn't figure out how to do it. *The cards seem to have no extra fields besides Question/Answer. Overall I think I'll stick with Anki, but the site might be useful for some. I make my own flashcards to study... As in, paper cards? That's great! I tried those and couldn't find a systematic way to review them, I'm glad they work for you though. ^-^
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Posted: Sun Jan 30, 2011 11:29 am
Bokusenou Professor Phrygian Bokusenou Zvx How is it in comparison to Anki? I'm a heavy Anki user, and here are my thoughts on it, based on a look around the Japanese section . * Decks are mostly textbook related, bad for those who don't use textbooks or are advanced. * Flashcards are mainly word based, not sentence based unfortunately. * The only answers are "Correct" and "Incorrect", no "Hard" or "Easy", etc. * Flashcard Memory game is kind of fun, but not that great * The cards seem to be editable, but I couldn't figure out how to do it. *The cards seem to have no extra fields besides Question/Answer. Overall I think I'll stick with Anki, but the site might be useful for some. I make my own flashcards to study... As in, paper cards? That's great! I tried those and couldn't find a systematic way to review them, I'm glad they work for you though. ^-^ No as in flashcardexchange.com. I always have my laptop on me. I can never remember to bring actual flashcards.
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Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 5:30 am
Bokusenou Zvx How is it in comparison to Anki? I'm a heavy Anki user, and here are my thoughts on it, based on a look around the Japanese section . * Decks are mostly textbook related, bad for those who don't use textbooks or are advanced. * Flashcards are mainly word based, not sentence based unfortunately. * The only answers are "Correct" and "Incorrect", no "Hard" or "Easy", etc. * Flashcard Memory game is kind of fun, but not that great * The cards seem to be editable, but I couldn't figure out how to do it. *The cards seem to have no extra fields besides Question/Answer. Overall I think I'll stick with Anki, but the site might be useful for some. Eh, you're right. Just got a chance to try it. I don't like it as much; it's too simplistic. emo But I do like some of the content which I'll be using~
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