Der perfekte Einstieg in Anki und die Basiskarten (2024)

FAQs

What are the 3 numbers at the bottom of Anki? ›

These represent the new cards (blue), cards in learning (orange), and cards to review (green). If you'd prefer not to see the numbers, you can turn them off in Anki's preferences. In the v1 scheduler, the numbers count reviews needed to finish all the cards in that queue, not the number of cards.

Anki is a program which makes remembering things easy. Because it's a lot more efficient than traditional study methods, you can either greatly decrease your time spent studying, or greatly increase the amount you learn. Anyone who needs to remember things in their daily life can benefit from Anki.

The real risk in skipping days is that you might forget altogether some of the cards that were due for review. But the Anki default is to review often enough that probability of recall for each card is very high, so if you're only skipping a few days at a time this is not a huge concern.

Anki monitors how long it takes you to answer each card, so that it can show you how long was spent studying each day. The time taken does not influence scheduling. The options are: Maximum answer seconds: The default limit is 60 seconds.

Our suggested 10 new cards per day is a good starting point, but if it's too much then you could decrease it to 5 flashcards per day. But if you find that you can stay on top of all your Anki reviews a day, then you can increase it to 20 new cards a day.

1 key — record a "Fail" response to a card. 2 key — record a "Hard" response to a card. 3 key — record a "Good" response to a card. 4 key — record an "Easy" response to a card.

By default, Anki will show you a maximum of 20 new cards each day. The reason for this limit is because those cards will need to be reviewed in the coming days - such as the next day, and then a few days after, and so on.

Initial Setup Time: Anki requires an initial time investment to create or import flashcards and customize settings, which can be overwhelming for some users. Learning Curve: Getting familiar with Anki's interface and settings may take some time and effort, especially for users new to spaced repetition software.

Other important factors to consider when researching alternatives to Anki include reliability and ease of use. The best overall Anki alternative is Quizlet. Other similar apps like Anki are Kahoot!, Brainscape, StudyBlue, and GoConqr.

Why do people like Anki so much? ›

The whole value proposition of Anki is that it can help you remember anything you want. Since Anki flashcards are entirely digital, this actually seems feasible—nowadays, modern smartphones make it trivial to carry card decks containing thousands of cards or more, anywhere you go.

This depends on the person, goals and material, but I don't think you should spend 2 hours a day on Anki for language learning. 10-15 minutes a days sounds pretty reasonable to me, more can be overwhelming and contribute to perceiving it as a chore.

Being able to come back from a break to find Anki in exactly the same state you left it in may sound attractive, but unfortunately while it's easy to tell the computer to suspend its estimates of how quickly you are forgetting, it's not possible to suspend your memory, so memories will continue to decay if you don't ...

When a card is shown, only the question is shown at first. After thinking about the answer, either click the Show Answer button, or press the spacebar. The answer will then be shown.

Anki provides a special cloze deletion type of note, to make creating clozes easy. To create a cloze deletion note, select the Cloze note type, and type some text into the "Text" field. Then drag the mouse over the text you want to hide to select it, and click the […​] button.