FlashCards

What is FlashCards?

"FlashCards" is a Chrome extension that allows users to treat web pages like flashcards in the Leitner System, making studying and memorization easier and more efficient. With customizable tickets and a random page generator, it helps users review unfamiliar content more often and prioritize their study sessions effectively.

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By: Ben Papacek

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Users: 180 ▲ 18

Rating: 1.00 (2)

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2014-03-08)

Creation date: 2014-03-07

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 28.04K

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#28986 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 183 #11 in flashcards keyword 21 #255 in study keyword 20 ▼ 10

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A very simple plugin I made to help with any study requiring rote memorisation. Treat any number of web pages like flashcards in the Leitner System (Google it). I mainly use it with Wikipedia pages.

When a page is added, it's associated with a number of 'tickets', 10 by default. Then click the 'next' button to go to a randomly-generated page. The probability of it being any given page is proportional to the number of tickets that page has been allocated.

For instance, if Page A has 10 tickets and Page B has 20 tickets, B will be generated with twice the frequency of A. It's all relative - a ratio of 10:20 is equivalent to 1:2, is equivalent to 40:80.

I'll try and explain the basic idea behind the Leitner System now. As you're studying, if you end up at a page with content you feel you already know, then DECREASE the number of tickets it has (or delete it altogether). If you get one where you've forgotten some or all of the content, then INCREASE the number of tickets it has. Then, on average, you should end up reviewing less-familiar stuff more often. Clear as mud? Good then.