Michelle Chang
Michelle Chang November 15, 2011 18:08

Studying 10 flashcards at a time

When studying flashcards 10 at a time, is it possible for the next ten flashcards to start automatically after the first 10 are mastered?
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  • Katie Cooper EMPLOYEE
    Katie Cooper (Community Manager) November 15, 2011 20:50
    Hi, Michelle,

    At the moment we do not offer the feature you mentioned above but it is a solid idea. You are able to bump up the number of cards to study to 20, "All", or choose from other filtering options like "Study the Wrongs", "In Order", or "Shuffled". And our premium service offers additional filtering options like "Hardest to Easiest" and "Least Studied". Do you currently make use of any of these other filtering options?

    "Study the Wrongs" might be the most useful way for you to narrow in on cards that continually need work since it will automatically filter out cards you marked "right", and lessen the size of a deck with each study session. Being able to track your progress after each time you study (as opposed to new cards automatically popping up) through our Study Stats is a great way of understanding what you have accomplished and how far you need to go to reach your ultimate goal.

    Let me know if you have anything further to add to this discussion. We appreciate you reaching out.

    Best,
    Katie
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  • Abigail Lopez
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    Abigail Lopez February 20, 2012 07:49
    Is it possible to only study 10 cards at a time? I tried the filtered option and it keeps giving the first 10 of the flash cards only and not the next 10 or is it possible to choose which flash cards to study? I have 122 flashcards in the folder and it is very difficult master something that big by doing it all together.
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    • Katie Cooper (Community Manager) February 20, 2012 16:59
      Hi Abigail,

      Have you tried utilizing filters such as 'Study the Wrongs' after your study sessions? This feature continually cuts down the number of flashcards you need to study as you go through them. There are also a number of other filtering options we offer through our premium service, STUDYBLUE+, which allow you to 'Hide' certain flashcards or study from 'Hardest to Easiest' or just the 'Least Studied'.

      It might also be an option moving forward to break your flashcard decks up into smaller chunks and organizing them into folders and sub-folders. You will always have the option of then temporarily merging flashcard decks placed within a folder so you can study more information as you need it.

      Katie
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