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Clear filtersIf you want to learn with Deckumi, it is helpful to know the most important assumption behind the method, which is: any knowledge will be forgotten if it is not regularly revised. This principle also …
SuperMemo World is a software company founded on July 5, 1991 by Krzysztof Biedalak and Piotr Wozniak in Poznan, Poland. It devotes all its resources to the promotion of the SuperMemo method of fast l…
Foreign-language films and series expose you to real dialogue. While watching Netflix, note useful words and expressions, then manually turn them into Deckumi flashcards. The workflow is watching, sel…
Since 1991, the goal of SuperMemo was to create a revision schedule that could guarantee its users to remember 90% of anything they learned. The only catch was that users needed to follow the schedule…
To retain vocabulary, facts, and rules over time, consider a tool that supports the open-source FSRS spaced repetition algorithm. FSRS adjusts intervals from review performance, aiming to reduce unnec…
Unlike some previous attempts to optimize the process of review in learning (incl. Pimsleur or Leitner), even the earliest versions of the SuperMemo algorithm included efficient optimization based on …
With the rapid growth of the world wide web, it became obvious long ago that SuperMemo will capitalize on the power of on-line technologies. It also became only a question of time for a pure on-line v…
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What can I study with Deckumi? Try making flashcards for material that can be expressed as questions and answers: vocabulary, definitions, conditions for using formulas and common exam mistakes. Laws,…