Anki: Recommended Settings

11 comments from Reddit

• @Gmedic99 · 2024-03 · in “Confused about Anki”

  here, try this: ▶ link

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• @Bornldentity · 2022-03 · in “when you suspend all your anki cards after an exam (and forget all the information)”

  Of course! I used Anking settings, find the tutorial here: ▶ link

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• @Murghabi · 2022-03 · in “Exam in 3-4 months, self-made anki worth it?”

  ▶ link Here you go. This has some nice tips beginners.

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• @c_pike1 · 2022-01 · in “[deleted by user]”

  Idk about anything accelerated, but this video is what I used when I got started ▶ link

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• @BryceMitchellTwister · 2021-11 · in “How to improve memory?”

  I'm not trying to sound like a smartass by saying go watch YouTube for this, but dude, watch YouTube for this! I'll copy and paste the link for an awesome Anki resource for you at the end of this post. ENjoy! :) ▶ link P.S. He has a ton of instructional videos but the link above directly addresses your question!

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• @lissencephaly · 2021-02 · in “Having problems remembering stuff Im studying”

  r/medschoolanki "How to Use Anki for Med School": ▶ link "Anki: Recommended Settings": ▶ link "The Anking Deck - How to Use it": ▶ link

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