> > Perhaps I should explain my point. Making your own cards requires you to > think about the content and design, and to focus on the information which > is most relevant to what you want to learn. By writing the card you also > begin to learn even before drilling it. Neither of those benefits comes > with a card deck made by someone. > > I can think of at least two situations where a pre-made card deck is > beneficial. One is for a set body of facts and you know you want to learn > all of them, for example the countries of Europe. In that case, everything > the deck's author has made is relevant to you. A second is from something > like a textbook you are studying, for example vocabulary by chapter from a > foreign language text. > > On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 2:55 AM, m.wunderli wrote: > > collaborativ flashcard set are the only thing that is worth it. > >
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