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Anki Add-ons
- Add-ons are a great way to customize Anki to your needs. Sometimes you can’t find all the features you need with the officially shipped versions of Anki. Add-ons are created by independent developers and work seamlessly with the native app.
- First launched in 2006 Anki at it’s heart is a straightforward flash card app that uses spaced repetition technology to make memorising and learning more effective. Initially primarily made as a learning resource for language students, Anki has since become widely used by students of all areas, especially medical students.
- Anki is a free and open-source flashcard program using spaced repetition, a technique from cognitive science for fast and long-lasting memorization. ' Anki' is the Japanese word for 'memorization'.The SM-2 algorithm, created for SuperMemo in the late 1980s, forms the basis of the spaced repetition methods employed in the program. Anki's implementation of the.
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Anki is an open-source spaced-repetition flashcard app that has garnered an avid following both in medical education and language learning alike. One of its key advantages as compared to other solutions lies in its customizability and rich ecosystem of supported add-ons.
As of December 2018 I have published over 50 different add-ons on AnkiWeb, with a lot more residing on GitHub. Some of the works I am most proud of include:
Image Occlusion Enhanced, an add-on that streamlines transforming visual information into flashcards, making it the perfect choice for studying anatomy:Image Occlusion is the brainchild of Tiago Barroso, a legend among Anki add-on creators, from whom I took over development in early 2016. With about 150,000 downloads since, Image Occlusion Enhanced is my most popular add-on by far.
Review Heatmap visualizes card review activity in a similar fashion to GitHub's contribution calendar, granting insights into users' historical performance and review streaks:About 70,000 downloads and rising. Has been motivating me to keep up with my reviews ever since its release.
Cloze Overlapper, a tool specifically designed for memorizing lists, enumerations, and pathways – such as the ones encountered in microbiology or neuroscience:Anki App Store
Currently residing at over 20,000 downloads, this is the add-on that probably took me the longest to bring from an idea to a functioning end product, but it has been an irreplaceable tool in my studies since then.
Over a dozen of other add-ons were developed on commissions by fellow Anki users. Some of the works created that way include Advanced Previewer, Note Organizer, and HTML Cleaner.
If you are interested in commissioning an Anki add-on of your own, please feel free to reach out to me using the contact links provided in the about section. I also take requests for commissioning specific features in existing add-ons, and even Anki itself (with some limitations).
Contributions to Anki Apps
Since about early 2016 I have been regularly contributing to Anki's development. For an overview of the patches I submitted please see here.
I have also contributed a patch to AnkiDroid which – despite being a very trivial change – was quite an exciting experience for me, as it was my first contribution to an Android app.
I hope to become more involved with both projects' development once my studies allow for it.
Other Anki-related Projects
My interest in Anki and spaced-repetition in general has also sparked off a few projects which are not directly related to Anki's codebase:
YouTube icon' /> / GlutanimateWhat started as an outlet for showcases of my Anki add-ons has since become a general resource for Anki-related video guides and demonstrations. With my weekly video uploads I try to cover Anki's use from the unique perspective of a medical student turned software developer.
In the future I am planning to expand my YouTube channel with evidence-based tutorials on the effective use of spaced-repetition software in medical school.
Anki RemoteA custom-built remote for the popular Android and iOS app Unified Remote that allows you to review your cards from across the room. Featured on the Unified Remote store.
Ideal for treadmill use, and a major help in getting your exercise even when deep into an exam phase!
Medicine and Healthcare
Projects outside of Anki that are also related to my studies:
List of English Medical TermsA comprehensive compilation of English medical terms that can be used for spell-checking in LibreOffice, Word, and other document processors. Compiled from a number of other prominent open-source dictionary projects. Also comes as a ready-made hunspell dictionary, and in German.
Linux Scripts and Apps
My first experiences in programming were centered around creating scripts and applications to improve my workflow on Linux. Out of these I would like to highlight the following:
PDFMtEd (PDF Metadata Editor)A graphical interface to the powerful ExifTool by Phil Harvey, specifically tailored to modifying PDF metadata. As one of my first major software projects this tool suite was coded entirely in Bash, with the help of yad.
This was a product of necessity. At the time I was trying to catalog and canonicalize my collection of medical papers. To my dismay I wasn't able to find any existing GUI tools on Linux that could handle PDF metadata editing. So I ended up writing my own.
MoodyRainAn app designed to bring Rainy Mood's relaxing ambient soundscapes to your Linux desktop
Simple Google TTSA simple text-to-speech interface based on the speech output by Google Translate.
While there are quite a few open-source TTS engines, e.g. festival or espeak, sadly none of them sound very natural. This project was meant as a stop-gap solution to provide a natural-sounding speech synthesis system on Linux machines.
The API used by this script and many others like it was never officially supported, so maintaining the project eventually turned into a cat-and-mouse game, forcing me to drop its support out of lack of time. Nowadays the script still works, but only for short paragraphs. Longer bodies of text will fail to be processed due to rate-limitations imposed by Google.
Still, it was a fun little project to work on that taught me a lot about handling HTML requests.
Linux Community Support
I've had to heavily curb my involvement with it due to time constraints, but I used to be very active on the StackExchange network, especially on AskUbuntu:
Helping and supporting users that were new to the Linux community was a very fulfilling experience for me. It also provided me with ample opportunities to hone my own skills with bash scripting and Linux in general.
Sublime Text Packages
Over the years I have released a number of simple packages for my text editor of choice, Sublime Text 3. These may be found on GitHub and in Sublime's package control system.
Learn a new language quickly and easily
Boost your learning and memorization with Anki, a flashcard app that lets you grind the nitty-gritty details out fast. Anki is very commonly used for languages but isn’t limited to that subject alone.
Converse in a new Language
Anki gives you the ability to create flashcards with the word in English, your chosen language, and pronunciation if necessary.
Prepare for the lesson of a lifetime, your personal pocket tutor that’ll make flash memorization a lot easier than it’s ever been. Whether it’s languages, history, geography or science; you’ll never forget the details when you revise with Anki.
Languages are often challenging to learn. To have a normal day-to-day conversation in any language, you need to know around 1000 words. With pronunciation, spelling, and possibly even different alphabets this can quickly jump to 3000 different things when studying to write and speak a language. Anki takes the stress away and provides a simple solution.
It can include sounds letting you perfect any pronunciation you’re having issues with. Absorb 20 new words a day into your head, and you’ll reach that 1000 mark within two months.
Anki uses spaced repetition to ensure you get through every card in your deck. Spaced repetition is a system that lets you grade how well you remember the answer to a flashcard. The better your answer, the longer it’ll be before you revise that specific card. Cards you have issues with are reviewed sooner, letting you master those cards as early as possible.
Where can you run this program?
Anki is available on Windows 64-bit systems, MacOS 10.10 and later, Linux. You’re also able to revise on the go by installing it on any of your mobile devices.
Is there a better alternative?
No, it is light, powerful and available any time for a quick refresher course. Quizlet and Brainscape offer similar features, but Anki is one of the most universally used applications of its kind.
Anki App For Mac
Our take
Anki App Pc
Anki is the tool to use if you’ve got a test coming up or plan to learn a new language. It’s quick and easy to use.
Should you download it?
Yes, it is one of the best apps to use while learning a language or studying. It’s also great for increasing general memory.
Lows
- User-generated decks may be inaccurate
- Deck making is lengthy
- The interface is a little complex
Anki App Ios
Ankifor Windows
Anki App Cost
2.1.44
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