Welcome to Memcode

Welcome to Memcode! This course introduces you to Memcode using Memcode itself - the best way to learn the interface is by using it. Hope it makes you feel at home, and feel free to click "Stop Learning" (from the 3-dot menu) whenever you're ready to explore on your own!

10 flashcards · Other · by lakesare

  1. What's Memcode?

    Memcode is a Spaced-Repetition Site (SRS). Spaced repetition is an evidence-based learning technique that is usually performed with flashcards. Newly introduced and more difficult flashcards are shown more frequently, while older and less difficult flashcards are shown less frequently.

  2. Who's the author of Memcode?

    Evgenia Karunus and 15 more contributors! Memcode is an "open-source" website, meaning the code for Memcode is open for everyone to see and contribute to (see it on github.com/lakesare/memcode).The founder & main contributor to Memcode is me (coincidentally, the person writing this) - Evgenia Karunus. 15 other contributors!

  3. How can I contact Memcode?

    Write me an email: contact@memcode.com Questions, suggestions, bug reports, or just saying hi - everything is welcome! I'd love to hear your thoughts about Memcode.Create an issue on Github: github.com/lakesare/memcode/issues Have a feature idea or spotted a bug? Feel free to create a GitHub issue.

  4. How can I support Memcode?

    If you can code: Contribute to Memcode: github.com/lakesare/memcode/issues If you can click: Follow Memcode on Twitter: twitter.com/memcodeapp Upvote Memcode: alternativeto.net

  5. How to delete a flashcard?

    1. Click on the number next to the flashcard 2. Click "Delete" Tip: you can also "Export" the flashcard to another course via this interface.

  6. How to delete multiple flashcard?

    1. Click on the number next to the flashcard 2. Click on any other flashcards you'd like to delete - or press SHIFT while you're clicking on one of the flashcards, and all of the flashcards in between will be selected! 3. Click "Delete"

  7. How to reorder flashcards?

    Click on the flashcard number Drag it to where you want to move the flashcard.

  8. Name 3 main steps in learning a flashcard.

    Create a flashcard 2. LEARN a flashcard After you have created the flashcard, you can LEARN it.Tip: it's okay to create 100 flashcards, and only learn 5 of those each day!3. REVIEW a flashcard After you LEARNed the flashcard, you can REVIEW it.From then on, nothing is required of you - Memcode will be calculating the frequency of REVIEWs depending on how well you memorized the flashcard.

  9. What's the difference between these types of flashcards: Question-Answer Flashcard Fill-In Answer Flashcard You can choose a type of flashcard when you create a new flashcard.

    Question-Answer Flashcard - asks you a question (and expects you to answer it). Fill-In Answer Flashcard - gives you a sentence (and expects you to type in the answer). Such flashcards are called "cloze deletion' flashcards sometimes. Tip: it might be seductive to use Fill-In Answer flashcard type for all of your flashcards, however I eventually found typing in the answer takes energy, and these flashcards are best for language learning, where knowing how to type something is particularly benef…

  10. Is there a mobile app for Memcode?

    Yes. Go to memcode.com from your phone, and Click Add to Home screen in your settings. Technical explanation: Memcode is a PWA (Progressive Web App). This is basically a mobile app, however we didn't add to Google Play/App Store to avoid excessive fees.