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Katie Cooper (Community Manager) January 27, 2012 22:51

Hi all,

This suggestion appears to have gathered a lot of support (especially in terms of "Met Too's/Likes") and because of that we wanted to follow-up with a couple questions.

-In what way would splitting up cards be useful?
-Would it be helpful primarily for situations where your deck has grown larger than expected?
-Would it be helpful as a filter option when studying where you could choose to study cards 30-40, 15-50, etc.?
-Please provide any examples you may have where this feature would come in handy.

Any additional feedback with regards to these questions and anything else you might want to add would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Katie

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Tom Caruso November 29, 2010 19:19

I agree with Karmran but I wanted to add a little more weight to the subject. When I'm studying for a test using physical flash cards, I don't pick up the whole pile and go. I usually just pick up 5 or 6, do them until I feel confident I know those, then proceed to another pile, and finally collaborate the entire deck and find the ones that I need most help with. The system on the website now works kinda like it, but when I've put the cards in for the first time, I end up going through the whole list saying, "no I don't know this perfectly", to the whole deck for 3 or 4 rotations. I know if I was able to split up the deck, I probably would use nothing but this site for memorization.