Abysmal, steep learning curve
If you want something simple, accessible, and user friendly, do not get this app. For the most basic language vocabulary you have to comb through tens of thousands of decks made by random people full of mistakes with thousands of cards. There is no simple “top 300 most common words” in a foreign language for example. And you have to leave the app, use a browser to comb through a junky insensible list, download a deck, and then it might not even import to the app correctly. Waste of money.
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A litter disappointed with this pay version
there is no create copy function button. I paid for this iPad version to support. But it is much worse than the computer version.
I LOVE this app!
Currently, I’m using this for my medical terminology course. From what I can tell, instructors tend to be more into recommending paper flashcards. I hope at some point they become more acquainted with electronic ones.
For me, it took a bit of time learning how to use Anki, but it’s been well worth the effort!
Another advantage to making flashcards this way is that it forces you to think about organizing items in a more detailed way than if you were making paper versions.
For me, it took a bit of time learning how to use Anki, but it’s been well worth the effort!
Another advantage to making flashcards this way is that it forces you to think about organizing items in a more detailed way than if you were making paper versions.
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Très pratique et efficace
J'utilise depuis des années pour apprendre Anglais et Espagnol. Très efficace. J'ai crée mes propres banques de mots et ainsi je connais plusieurs centaines de nouveaux mots
I Love It!
So many great decks available AND you can sync between devices.
