Learn material with flashcards Love them or hate them,
flashcards are useful for learning key vocabulary, concepts, or
content. Whether you need to learn basic French or advanced
political concepts, they’re helpful for cementing information in
your mind. Writing them on bits of card or paper is all well and
good, but like most things, there’s a computer equivalent which
has the benefit of being easily accessible and editable, and far
less likely to be lost or damaged. Both Anki and Quizlet provide
online alternatives to risking damage to your dainty hands by
using a pen and pair of scissors. Anki is the downloadable
software option, as opposed to Quizlet, which is housed online.
Anki has a pretty large number of features, but this is also its
downfall in some ways because it makes it confusing at times.
It’s got a pretty advanced editing interface, but it’s not
simple enough to create flashcards. Although the ability to add
such things as sound or video clips, equations, and images to
flashcards may prove ver