Flashcard Crossing

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Learn your vocables or other learning content with flashcards on your Android phone.

Flashcard Crossing uses spaced repetition (similar to Mnemosyne and SuperMemo) and will remind you daily to study your flashcards.

Flashcards are asked in random order while assuring an efficient learning progress:

- newest cards are learned first

- unknown cards are asked in a regular interval

- known cards are scheduled for repeat according to their easiness and previous answers

- forgotten cards are re-learned the next day

After a question is displayed, try to remember it before touching the lower half of the screen to check your answer. Keep the screen pressed and swipe to the right or left depending whether your answer was correct or false.

Flashcard Crossing tracks the time between asking a question and revealing the answer, the reaction time is used to determine the easiness of the flashcard.

Import flashcards from several providers:

- files on your SD card or Dropbox (CSV, comma separated, optional quotes)

- your favorite decks from Study Stack or Quizlet

- spreadsheets from Google Docs (a column for the answer and a column for the question)

View your learning progress, e.g. which flashcards did I learn today, which have I forgotten since last week? Share your progress with your friends or your tutor.

Listen to all flashcards of a deck to prepare for new learning content. Add your learning progress to your listening schedule to repeat learned or forgotten flashcards.

Cram decks to prepare yourself for a test.

FAQ:

- "How can I search for flashcards directly from Android search?"

Choosing Flashcard Crossing as a searchable item in the preferences of the Android Search.

- "I'm having difficulties learning new flashcards, what now?"

Lower the short term memory setting for the study.

- "On the next day I have forgetten most newly learned flashcards, what now?"

Write down newly learnde and forgotten flashcards on paper. Listen to them on the evening and in the morning.

The progress view gives you an overview of your recent work.

- "I wasn't able to do my regular learning schedule and now I have to repeat a huge pile of flashcards, help!"

Delay your neglected study into the coming weeks.

Permissions:

- import decks from Google Docs (INTERNET, GET_ACCOUNTS, USE_CREDENTIALS, MANAGE_ACCOUNTS)

- backup flashcards (WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE)

- give tactile feedback on answering questions (VIBRATE)

- listen to flashcards (WAKE_LOCK, READ_PHONE_STATE)

Planned features:

- different themes

Implementation:

- Please contact me for localization in your language.

- Uses ActionBarSherlock

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- Powered by StudyStack.com

- Powered by Quizlet.com

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