Intro

What Is Anki?

Setting Up Your Anki Account

Decks Before Flash Cards

Make Flashcards

Basic FlashcCards

Basic (And Reversed Card)

Cloze Flashcards

Image Occlusion Add-On

Using Other People’s Anki Flashcards

Advance Tips For Better Retention

Screenshot Method

Anki And Image Inclusion Method

Using Tags

Timer Method

Breakdown Flashcard Info

Stress-Free Anki Conlusion

Pesky Friends

(1) Downloading and Installing

(2) The Anki Interface

(3) Settings

(3a) Default Settings

(3b) My Settings

(4) Adding Cards

(4a) Card Types

(4b) Pinning Fields

(5) Studying with Anki

(6) Add Ons

(6a) Recommended Add Ons

(7) Final Thoughts

Intro

Creating a Deck

Closed Deletion Cards

Inserting Multiple Blank Cards

Adding Images

Ten Questions Cards

Ten Questions Template

Summary

Conclusion

Outro

Introduction

How to download and install Anki

Basic Anki Add-Ons

What Anki Settings to use

What Anki Options to use

Conclusion

My experience with flashcards

Benefits of flashcards

Problems with flashcards

Problem 1: Only useful for lower-order learning

Problem 2: Flashcards get overwhelming quickly

Problem 3: Flashcards are repetitive

End of week-long revision: The 3-part split

Consolidation and flashcard preparation

My micro-learning strategy throughout the week

Targeted review

Preview

Intro

What Decks I'm Using

Decks I Would Recommend

Importing a Deck

Making Your Own Cards

Using the 'Browse' Feature

My Anki Settings

Pros and Cons to Anki

Add Ons

Intro

Disclaimer

Basic navigation

Creating a deck

Adding Cards

Inserting extra information

Previewing a card

Image Occlusion

Making multiple cards at once

Conclusion

Introduction

Why memorize code

ANKI download

Image Occlusion add-on download

Deck creation

Basic card template

Cloze card template

Image occlusion card template

Practicing ANKI

Introduction

Settings

How Does Anki Work?

Making Decks

Adding Cards

Browsing Cards

Premade Decks (e.g. Anking for USMLE)

The Workflow with Anki

Anki Addons

Tips and Concluding Remarks

Introduction

What are Multi-Line Typed Answers?

Why use Multi-Line Typed Answers?

How to Download the Add-on

How to Create a Multi-Line Typed Answer Note type

How to Style the Card Template

How to Add a Multi-Line Flashcard to a deck

How to Review your Multi-Line Typed Answer Flashcard

Introduction

Subdecks

Basic (and reversed card)

Add cards to deck of your choice

Editing font

Current deck

Alter the settings

Delete Preset

"Deck overview" screen

Study now button

Hard

Options in detail

Example

Lapses

Leech action

Maximum interval

Hard interval

Learn Ahead Limit

Bury Card / Note

Create Copy

Replay Own Voice

Two modes

Custom study button

Collection

Outro

intro

Creating

Reviewing

Why I use Anki

Intro

Sub-decks

Reviewing Your Flashcards

Review Heatmap

Adding Notes

Browse Section

Stats Section

My Experience

Conclusion

Intro

Why do you need a premade deck?

How can I tell if a premade deck is right for me?

How to download a premade deck

Deck info

How to use the Browse option

How to use tags in Anki

How to use BnB

How to unlock cards

Searching for cards

Intro

Setup and Layout

Decks

Flashcards

Tags

Settings

Customizations

Add ons

Conclusion

Introduction

Downloading Anki

Explaining "Decks" and "Add"

Explanation of Different Flashcards

Explaining "Browse", "Stats" and "Sync"

Making a Basic Flashcard

Reviewing the Basic Flashcard

Making Cloze Flashcards

Reviewing the Cloze Flashcards

Intro

Too Many Add-ons

Popup Dictionary

Sample card

Card Count Column

Anki Tracker

Speedy Cards

Frozen Fields

Supplementary Information

Summary