How to Use: Studying

To Begin

To begin studying a stack of cards tap on the name of the stack or select any of the cards within the main view.

The Interface

To flip the card tap anyway on it. There are three main buttons on the interface. In the center the "Done" button will end the study session. You can mark your answer as wrong by tapping the X on the left and mark it correct by tapping the check mark on the right.

You may also mark your answer as correct and wrong using gestures. A swipe leftward will mark it as correct and a swipe downward will mark it is as wrong. To confirm the gesture is right, the card will turn green for correct and red for wrong.

Study Methods

There are 5 different study methods that you may use:

• Sequential

  Study the cards in the order listed. You can change the order by editing the pile and clicking on the sort button.

• Shuffle

  Study the cards in a random order.

• Groups

  Study the cards in groups of a certain size. When you finish a group, you will move onto the next group only if you exceeded a certain correct percentage. Both the acceptable percentage and the group size can be set within the settings of the groups study method.

• Practice Worst

  Study only the cards with a correct percentage less than the defined percentage.

• Growing Groups

  Start with a group of the defined size. Once you reach the minimum percentage correct, it will add on another group of cards and start over. This will repeat until you are studying all the cards at one time.

To change the study method tap settings from the main view. Then tap your desired study method and select "Save". You may also adjust settings and see descriptions for the individual study methods by selecting the blue disclosure button on the right.

Other Settings

There are two more additional settings. With "Auto Repeat" on, the study session will automatically restart once you finish with all of the cards in the stack. With "Narrate Studying" on, you will be presented with alerts while studying that inform you of your progress and give you other details as to how your studying is going.