Feature 06 of 07
Flashcards made from your own mistakes.
Write your own cards, or copy a quiz question or every mistake into a deck in one go. Then review: turn the card, mark it Again or Got it, and go over the ones you missed.
- Make
- Your own cards, or copy quiz mistakes
- Review
- Turn the card, then Again or Got it
- Controls
- Buttons, keys 1 and 2, or a swipe
- Cost
- Free with an account
Coronary arteries · card 6 of 18
Which artery runs in the posterior interventricular groove?
Coronary arteries · card 5 of 18
Which artery runs in the anterior interventricular groove?
The anterior interventricular branch of the left coronary artery, also called the left anterior descending artery.
A turned card from a deck on the coronary arteries, waiting to be marked.
The problem
Making cards takes longer than learning them.
- 01
Hours of typing.
Writing a deck by hand eats the evening you meant to spend revising.
- 02
Someone else's deck.
Shared decks were written for another course, with its own words and its own gaps.
- 03
The same easy cards again.
Going through everything every time means most of your time goes on cards you already know.
How it works
Make it, review it, go again.
Make a deck.
Name it after a module, a practical or an exam.
Add cards.
Write your own, or copy questions and mistakes from any quiz.
Review.
Turn each card, then mark it Again or Got it with the buttons, the keys 1 and 2, or a swipe.
Go over the misses.
Review the whole deck, or only the cards you marked Again.
Why it helps
Cards that fit your course.
- A
Your mistakes become cards.
The questions you got wrong are the ones worth keeping. Copy them across in one go.
- B
Your marks stay yours.
Again and Got it are kept apart from your quiz scores.
- C
Free with an account.
Making and reviewing decks never uses a plan allowance.
Can I turn quiz mistakes into flashcards?
Yes. Copy one question, or every mistake from a quiz, into a deck in one go.
Is there spaced repetition?
Not at the moment. You review a whole deck, or only the cards you marked Again.
Are flashcards free?
Yes. Flashcards are free with an account and never use a plan allowance.
Can I use them on my phone?
Yes. Your decks are kept in your account, and on a phone you can swipe a card left or right to mark it.
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