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SRS 101

SRS 101

Learn why it works and how to use spaced repetition systems.

Sebastián Ortega

May 30, 2017
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  1. SRS 101 WHY A GUI IS EASY TO USE? ▸

    Passive recognition vs active recall ▸ Testing effect ▸ More effortful, more lasting ▸ Avoid the illusion of competence
  2. SRS 101 SUMMARY OF THE 20 RULES OF WOZNIAK ▸

    Don’t memorize without understanding ▸ More simple cards are better than one complex one ▸ Exploit personal details, emotions and shocking examples ▸ Cloze deletion and image occlusion work like a charm ▸ Imaging and mnemonics are your friends ▸ Avoid sets and enumerations ▸ Use context cues ▸ All of this looks trivial… but you only will get it after using SRS for a while!
  3. SRS 101 WHAT TO USE SRS FOR? ▸ Gwern’s 5

    minute stimate ▸ Important things or enablers ▸ To pin concepts to your mind so ▸ You can think faster ▸ You can be more creative ▸ Don’t add whatever :(
  4. SRS 101 PITFALLS & GOOD PRACTICES ▸ Not being honest

    with scoring ▸ Downloading decks ▸ Daily reviews ▸ ‘Why?’ cards ▸ Having cards classified in many decks ▸ Custom note types
  5. SRS 101 ▸Open source SRS ▸Available in desktop, Android 


    and iPhone* ▸My workflow: add at the 
 desktop, review at the phone ANKI
  6. SRS 101 ▸ Gwern's article on spaced repetition ▸ The

    20 rules on how to formulate knowledge ▸ Wired interview of Piotr Wozniak ▸ The savings effect