Tutorial of Image Occlusion 2.0 for Anki 2.0
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Tutorial on making cards quickly with Image Occlusion for Anki 2.0.
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@Elliot_Loudermilk · 2015-03 · in “Anki/First year advice”
Give this a read it's a great intro to Anki and will tell you everything you need to know and then some. ▶ link There are also some youtube tutorials but they're mostly pretty basic, other than the one on ▶ image occlusion. Definitely check that out as it's a huge help for anatomy. I used to make cards during lecture, but I find my grades improved when I just focus on paying attention in class and make cards as I'm g…
View on r/medicalschool@MatchGuy · 2015-03 · in “How to avoid making too many cards with Anki?”
…times. If you occlude those items, then select them with the mouse tool, and then click "group items", when the card comes up when you're studying, it will block out all three "Item 1"'s in the figure. It's probably explained better here: ▶ link As for your example, I would make the notecard like this: "The {{c1::sky}} was {{c2::blue}} last {{c2::Tuesday}}." This will make two cards, one with "sky" blocked out and a…
View on r/medicalschool@Elliot_Loudermilk · 2014-10 · in “Reddit, I suck at studying Biology and I went to the Caribbean and am failing at a Big4 Medschool. How do you study? What am I doing wrong.”
…questions (if you don't have them or at least some qbank then ask around as someone will). First Aid has good diagrams for renal. But again, can't go wrong with Najeeb. -Anatomy use anki with image occlusion. See here for a tutorial: ▶ link BRS Anatomy, UMich and Lippincott Q&A Anatomy for questions. -Biochem I used picmonic for the clinicals and anki for the pathways. Draw out the high yield pathways over and…
View on r/medicalschool@0172933 · 2014-08 · in “Help with Head/Neck Anatomy/Using ANKI”
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View on r/medicalschool@dynasty22 · 2014-08 · in “Anki -- Is it always this time consuming to make cards?”
It's an extension for anki. Watch this video for more info. ▶ link
View on r/medicalschool@Elliot_Loudermilk · 2014-08 · in “Everyday study routine (anatomy and embryo)?”
For embryology, use animations to understand the more difficult concepts. ▶ link ▶ link For anatomy, it's all about Anki + image occlusion. ▶ link Making image occlusion cards becomes even easier with PixClip, for screen capture. ▶ link
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