flashcard

Opt in to the daily flashcard email is currently presented once you finish a flashcard session - pretty hidden - I'll make it more visible!

This could include personal recommendations of articles, gamification around both reading and flashcard practice, and social features e.g.

Anki for iphone is not free and to me a flashcard system needs to be available on mobile devices.

If you're not licensed, there are flashcard apps for your phone that will prepare to completely ace the test very quickly.

Without giving to much away, a SRS flashcard is quite good at helping you remember a vocabulary word, or a single fact.

I remember learning quite a bit of Lojban back in 1989 using a flashcard program on my PC.

I came across this app which seems to be a good replacement for generic flashcard with spaced repetition.

Google Translate What would speed things up for me is the ability to easily import translations from Google Translate into my flashcard app.

Why make me click twice to learn words through the flashcard interface?

Every translation is converted into a flashcard, along with the context sentence.

The other three are: Ankidroid: A flashcard app for adding vocabulary I need and phrases I want to come more fluidly.

I've even tried using flashcard software as well as audio I've recorded for my lines and cues; it doesn't work for me.

In terms of accessibility, my first two "serious" coding projects in high school were an interactive library map and a Latin flashcard quiz game written in Flash and Perl, respectively.

Doing a flashcard that says "dog"=="hund" is just not that useful.

I have been thinking of building some flashcard-like app for these English words I come across all the time, but never remember (to give you an idea: "exuberance" for example).