Hi all, I'm now using Mnemosyne for several different things. To name 2 of them: learning Spanish vocabulary and learning all the countries and capitals in the world. I have about 700 unlearned cards of Spanish, and about 1200 unlearned geographical cards in my deck. Automatically, that means I'll get about twice as many geographical cards as Spanish ones when I learn new cards.
But I want to review about 70 Spanish words every day, and only about 15 cards of geographical stuff. The only solution I see to have this kind of control, is to have separate decks. However, I'm now starting to use Mnemosyne for items that are far more complex, too, such as song texts. I make 1 card with the song structure (verse, verse, chorus, verse, chorus) for example, then one with the text of the individual parts and so on. The amount of repetitions I can do every day of such complex cards, is obviously much lower than Spanish or geography, so that makes for a third deck... and so on. Some first thinking leads me to state that the ideal solution would have - a way to specify the percentage of unlearned cards presented that should come from each category - a way to specify a longer interval than 1 day as its basic interval - for stuff that I consider I should never do two days in a row Right now, I'm using 5 different decks, which is quite OK, too. As I said, these are just some first thoughts. I'd be interested to hear other's opinions, if anyone can follow and sympathize with my reasoning up to this point, that is. Cheers, Wim -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "mnemosyne-proj-users" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/mnemosyne-proj-users?hl=en.
