On Sat, Jan 29, 2011 at 02:58:43PM -0800, Zifre wrote:
> Anki already has a shared deck for all the gismu and all the
> cmavo. I'm not sure what other useful
smart.fm decks there were,
> besides the attitudinals and the vocative deck that I created. (If
> anyone wants, I can recreate those on Anki.)
smart.fm had; that made a real difference to my learning.
I would also like Anki decks with the sound files included. �You can
find the files at
http://lojban.org/~rlpowell/smartfm_valsi_files.zip ; that has all
the gismu, all the lo+SE+gismu, and all the cmavo, but none of the
cmavo compounds. �The vast majority of them are espeak, but some of
the gismu and "lo" and all the SE are by Lindar. �If the Anki cmavo
deck has compounds, make a list and post it here; whoever did the
espeak is around somewhere.
> Anyways, I don't think this is a big loss. I initially used
>
smart.fm and liked it, until I tried Anki, and learned how
> pathetic
smart.fm is. You literally spend at least twice as much
> time to review the same amount of material, and you don't even
> remember it as well because the algorithm is so bad. Also,
>
smart.fm is multiple choice, which is not nearly as good for
> memory as complete recall like in Anki.
it's much less subjective. �I often find myself agonizing over which
"how well did you remember this?" button to push, which slows
everything down and makes it annoying and a bit frustrating.
If it simply had "did you get this right?", and picked how long to
wait to quiz me again based on how long I took to answer, that would
be much better, for example.
> Right now, I can easily go through ~200 reviews per day with Anki,
> but doing that much in
smart.fm would be painful...