Michael Campbell wrote: > I also use it as a way to schedule the order of things I practice (I'm taking > music lessons), and "a day" is meaningless; I just want it to show me things > in > the order of "badness" that I've graded them. Not sure this setting would > help > here, as I'm just doing each item as it comes up in the mnemosyne rotation > and > grading; if I run out I do the "ahead of schedule" thing and keep on going. > > "badness". Nicely put! I looked at Anki and almost went with it but found it too fiddly. I prefer the simplicity of mnemosyne. One of the features I really liked about anki was the way it could re-schedule within the same day for non-remembered cards. I've come from Supermemo (on my PDA) and I'm used to being able to mark a category then run it as a 'drill'. I think the mnemosyne equivalent is to 'Learn ahead of Schedule'. My application is plant identification, particularly trees. And if I have an identification test I want to repeatedly cover the same cards even if mnemosyne thinks I have remembered them.
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