... I’m doing around 900 reviews a day and 100-200 new cards a day (Lightyear). The studying should be you making the cards themselves (concise and simple summary of a topic) and the review should just be a review. Reduce the number of new cards per day - right now. You'll end up hindering yourself and learning less in the end. So, opt for good quality sleep, social support/relationships, diet, exercise, setting goals, mindfulness meditation, etc. About your example of making cards: It's difficult to judge these. Stop at the end, no matter what. You should at least sleep 7 hours a day. Every day, an additional 180 cards show up to study. Before answering your question, I gotta mention how serious your sleep deprivation is. I am following your Verbal and math focused study plans. "For moderately difficult material, the average user should find they remember approximately 90% of mature cards (intervals over 21 days) that come up for review." I say no. Put all the current decks you have under either one of those. Cardiology is key for impressive USMLE scores. But before we talk about that, let’s take a peek at what’s inside. I believe it's a great resource to commit FA to memory but am worried about the time spent on it and what else I could be doing (more UW/Pathoma) with that time. This means it's likely that you'll be good in the long run. Lots of studies show how they improve the process of learning new concepts and memory. But don't overoptimize. Put a cloze for name, one for theory and one for what the theory is. Because of the algorithm, you will feel the difference tomorrow and it will get better within days. I had only gone through 600 throughout the unit so the day before the exam I went through all 1400 I had left and I did great on the test. Some say 287, some have a date, and some say 100000000 (with or without extra zeros). Im around level 40 and have just over 9000 anki cards. Let me know what you think! But in that situation it might be especially wrong to double down on your old learning strategy. I too have just used anki throughout my first two years, but 800-1000 cards a day is a LOT. Unless you are the smartest one in the world there are always smarter people and the more select the institution you go to the more relevant this problem is. Creating Anki cards and optimizing your learning in medical school is no easy task. Is this something similar to what you did / do? I don't see how a software could automatically do all this for you. Step #1: Do Not Make Cards for Every Detail One pitfall most new Anki users fall into is making too many cards at the beginning soon to only realize that the burden of reviewing becomes overwhelming. To some degree that's hard to change. Then, create 2 "superdecks" (2 decks at the top level), "fun" and "required". Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. It usually took 2-3 hours to go through all the reviews for the day. You can use these tips to create high yield Anki cards from text-books, lecture slides, YouTube videos, or any other resources you use to study. Fully Extensible There are a large number of add-ons available. Since writing by hand takes longer and you just can't copy and paste you'll probably make different cards: Maybe you'll condense the material more. It's too much time-consuming over the short-medium term. :) Exercise 3x a 20 seconds burst of eg stair climbing after every 2h or so; you’ll produce bdnf that helps neural growth and you’ll feel the benefits from enhightened metabolism for 2h or more :) and you’ll have a toned body! I'm completely available for any help you need. A couple of years ago I had a pretty big test that I studied a month for. But literally don't take your sleep time; that comes first. Once again, as a disclaimer, his deck is an incredible resource. e.g. It's powerful so you must know some stuff to fully use its potential. I wouldn't consider these as exact forecasts - but these give you some feeling/an idea about effects on your expected workload. That's very valuable. First of all, 4 hours of sleep a night can have some serious long term health effects; cut that shit out. This can happen. That's not a problem in itself. It's more efficient to break down information when you're having a problem recalling a certain piece of it. I dont do j-j, only j-e. In many cases this is not efficient, see the calculation in the manual. Example of how I make my cards: According to {{c1::Hobbes}} {{c1::(Leviathan, 1651)}}, the {{c2::state of nature}} was one in which there were {{c3::no enforceable criteria}} of {{c4::right and wrong}}. After you learn something, if you review it over increasingly growing timed intervals, you will retain it longer. 600 was reasonable for some people, but it essentially replaces a FA review because that's where the cards come from. Another super annoying feature is that historically Anki is free except iOS – somehow mentality of "iOS users are rich" sneaked in – and Anki for iOS costs ~25$. If you have started cutting back on sleep, you have entered a very bad feedback loop. Cut your cloze per card in half. Press J to jump to the feed. It helps ease up on the cards per day... New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, More posts from the medicalschool community. I’ve been doing it a while now and found it really helps. You can't study well without being emotionally fine. A couple of years ago I had a pretty big test that I studied a month for. Edit: It's also important to know whether your professor will likely assess you on that information. WOuld love 95% retention on what surely will end up >2000 cards. Eat and drink enough. I'm just writing this because I'm desperate. somewhat obsessed with the amount of words that they can possibly “memorize” every day You only need settings that more or less work. I'm trying to convince myself that if I can retain much more in that same time frame by doing up to 1000 anki cards a day, I would be better off with anki. I was 75% done with mechs massive 3000 card deck and then I realized that it took me about 1.5hr per day review random cards, and at this point we might be better off just focusing on weaknesses? Clozes in short sentences are a pretty extreme technique. Also, Anki has a feature where you can see which days coming up will be big days. ! Depending on your workload and tests you might need higher or lower ones! Some times I would make it through 800 relevant cards and other times 200. Also you must make hard decisions: It's unlikely that more than half of your cards are very important ... Failed cards take a lot of time. However, I just finished my first pass of FA in dedicated and quickly realized that the systems that I had used his cards for pretty heavily were much easier to learn and came back more quickly. Usually ended up being anywhere from 100-250 cards per chapter. Sometimes I skip a day. SRS is truly the learning of the future. To start, first go to the “Browse” menu option. Doing so many anki reviews and only sleeping 4 or less is super counterproductive. You card could be 3 clozes instead of 4, or even just 2 if you remove c2. It does take quite a while though. I've come to the conclusion that all you can do is spend time with the material in one form or another. Maybe everyone knows much less than you and much fewer details? If you know tomorrow’s going to be a big day, you could review some of those cards today, ahead of time. So learning the material is easy for top students (90+% percentile) and you can really every little detail that matters for a test. So people who were formerly at the top of the class will now be at the bottom. The problem is how step 2 is approached. Focusing on both simultaneously is a waste of time and energy. I need to weed out the old decks that I no longer need. I ended up going through FA and making my own cards on shit I considered high yield and didnt know. How can I see those cards? And while Anki has settings to limit total studying in one sitting, the feeling is that you are constantly falling behind in studying. You don’t need 100% concentration to do Anki cards, so it’s not too distracting. Posted by 2 years ago. Well, if you are talking about new cards, it can be tough depending on how comfortable with the material you are. The paramount importance of sleep is also mentioned in the coursera course Learning How to Learn, on which there are also Anki decks. Anki - Auto Adjust New Cards per Day to Meet a Deadline Posted on January 8, 2018. Was thinking about possibly altering the settings to have a little bit more leeway per card. Also, seeing the tables/diagrams in FA is much more helpful for integrating information than the binary facts that are presented in the anki deck. A bit different situation but for my MS1 carido/pulm unit i made about 2000 anki cards. Spaced repetition is simple. You could make a deck "very important cards" that has settings that lead to a high retention rate (like 95%) in the long run and one "the rest" with settings that gives you a retention rate of 85-87% in the long run. I usually make my intervals like this: again: 1 day, good: 2 days, easy: 4 days. I would only recommend this if you need to cram. This might be useful insight. I think that leaves a LOT more time for other important activities, like answering questions from test banks and using other study methods. You want different settings for the scheduler. 95% percent because immediately after a review you would remember all of these reviews. How many Anki cards a day in medical school? Study like an athlete: focus for short periods : eg 15 minutes. I don't cram study. can you answer a longer question like "What do Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau mean by 'state of nature': similarities and differences". Actually it warns about retention rates that are too high because of the unbearable workload. Discussion - General. 2000 reviews every day is a lot. split it into multiple cards! Maybe easy interval at 1 week instead of 4 days?? Except, I still did my review cards on Anki every day. During my power-study-sessions I found that 45min of work and 10min breaks plus a longer break every few sessions worked well for me. Anki" is the Japanese word for "memorization".The SM2 algorithm, created for SuperMemo in the late 1980s, forms the basis of the spaced repetition methods employed in the program. Given the amount of time it takes me, is it worth keeping this up during dedicated? Press J to jump to the feed. E.g. reword this card. Start off with the common sense way you think about memory: Step 1: learn something Step 2: review that something Step 3: have the ability to recall/use that something This is how people get smarter. So on average you should remember 95%. You do this by selecting: easy, medium, or hard. 10% vs ~5% is a huge difference so that maybe you can live with far fewer reviews. Fast forward to about a month ago, when I suddenly started getting back into my studies with a renewed vigor. I couldn't find that anywhere . I usually average about 1000-1500 cards read per day lately Your brain will remember the context of a question if you understand the theory behind the questions. I personally do not allow myself to use Anki for more than 1 hour a day, and 30 minutes or so is where I'm usually at. What I would recommend is start reading first aid, don't do bro's, and make a new deck filled with cards for things in FA that you don't remember from bros. That way, youre not wasting your time seeing hundreds of cards that you know well, but instead you're targeting the fact(oid)s that you don't know well. I wish you the best. Since maybe the start of this year, almost every time I do cards, I’m either listening to old radio shows from Ricky Gervais/Stephen Merchant/Karl Pilkington, or watching some YouTube video. I do cards for all my classes but I always like to learn every detail because I find everything relevant. You Tell Anki Which Words You Find Easy, Medium or Difficult to Recall. My experience with using bros deck was that during the school year i would use his cards corresponding to which ever system we were studying in class. The unofficial subreddit for the flashcard app Anki. You're welcome to talk about all of the apps and services in the Anki ecosystem here, share resources related to Anki or spaced repetition in general, and help each other out with any questions you might have! > but I always like to learn every detail because I find everything relevant. As I have spoken about before, Sentence Banks had one of the biggest impacts for me while learning Japanese. I'd probably make cards simple and to the point, make more basic cards, and try to really assess whether or not something is worth Ankify'ing before making a card out of it. I usually add about 100-150 cards per day for a few days then take a break and dont add for a few days. They just add up very very quickly. I'd watch Guide to Anki Intervals and Learning Steps a 30 minute video with more than you ever wanted to know about the scheduler. I love Anki and I've been using it for years, but it's a very specific tool and even though it does its job extremely well, it is not THE perfect solution for learning everything. Whereas I LOVE bro's deck and attribute a fair proportion of my step1 score to it, I don't think it is the best way to use your dedicated. Sounds like you're doing philosophy. If you DO get to the end and have time left over, spend that on your Fun deck. You can add more clozes in the card after you remember more and more of the whole paragraph. You're putting way too much stress on the brain because you don't want to forget anything. Now, study your required deck for that time box. The Core 2000 is based on learning vocabulary words. If you don't sleep enough, you will start performing a lot worse, take longer for everything and have less time for sleep. I don't want to make you feel more guilty, but sleeping more will definitely help you learn more. I figure that if the Anki cards are piling up so much, I … Is mass review of Anki even worth it 3-4 weeks out? The long term results count. That said, we also had a month of lecture-free time to study for it. Classes are often geared at the average student. This indicates that you are dedicated and able to work under pressure. I'm thinking about using an outline software like Notion or something to get broad strokes and then using Anki to drill in topics. Open Source Because the code and storage format is open, your important data is safe. No one can tell you the answer. I figured it takes me about 2-4 hours to read 30 pages of FA (i'm a slow reader) and given that I only have 40 days of dedicated this would only get me 2x passes of FA of passive reading. Your cloze notes definitely don't need to be so granular. I don’t know how it’s going to go for me as I get further along in the textfugu Seasons. Just started a couple days ago (8 weeks until Step) and am already doing about 500 a day. Anki uses this information to plug these cards into its algorithm. What can I do to learn but also to stop this hell? Here's a vlog that describes how I approach doing Anki on my time off. If you don't get to the end, don't sweat it. Deck options are applied per deck. So I'd make some notes in Anki about Anki. I don't have to. I had the same problem like yours in the past year, but then I changed my study method to a more balanced, efficient, and evidence-based one. Maybe use two decks for each subject. At first I thought, no way, that can’t be right. But there’s a deeper problem: depending on how you add new cards today, you could be creating mammoth review days down the road. 6 answers to question "the 20 new cards a day that's the default on anki mobile seems a bit low - how many are you all doing?" I have also been able to build more of an understanding rather than simple fact recall. By using our Services or clicking I agree, you agree to our use of cookies. Once you have "leech". The returns from these cards were much more than bro's at THAT stage of my step1 studying. One big advantage to Anki is that it is similar to how we will be required to recall the information. I ended up doing between 800 and 1300 cards per day (those were longer questions with difficult answers, sometimes calculations, so you couldn't just breeze through them) but doing 2000 a day, and I presume you have to attend lectures in between, is probably an unreasonable amount. If you know the card you will hit easy and the card will be shown less. I also find it hard to ignore the details but often it's necessary. It's not only bad for learning, but also has all sorts of negative effects on your health. Again, stop when the time box is over. To this day, the Core 2000 is still a debated topic amongst Japanese language learners. The returns from these cards were much more than bro's at THAT stage of my step1 studying. If you want to remember more you need much more reviews. First of all, it's more important your emotional and physical well-being than studying. Maybe you'll see how this fares against Anki clozes only. That's about as much as is possible in a day while still doing UWorld at a reasonable rate. Example: There's a name of a drug on a screen with some buttons and I'm supposed to know something about that drug. The only reason I stuck with it is because anki is all I used during MS2 and I got comfortable learning everything that way. there's probably much more to learn so that you may have to prioritize the first time in your life and skip some details. I came here to say the same. And they are right. If everything is already in the coursepack (for us it is), then I'll just make anki cards for 2 hours on that 1 hour lecture and NEVER have to review again. I too have just used anki throughout my first two years, but 800-1000 cards a day is a LOT. Socializing might be harder this year to due covid and distance learning but it should be helpful to see how other good students in your classes work - maybe there's something you can copy. Only then should you focus on the details. It's making the cards that's so time consuming for me. I use Anki for more than a decade, and every single time there is a touch of frustration that Anki UX stuck in mid-2000. The Anki language app works like this: you plug in your vocab, review your words for the day, then tell Anki how easy or difficult those words were to remember. I tried reading FA but i feel like its a waste of time since I won't be able to recall most of what i just read. A good diet is a whole other chapter but for the moment AT LEAST get enough. Studying makes you fit! Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts, Guide to Anki Intervals and Learning Steps. Be honest with yourself). The most important thing is to make sure you understand each concept on a deeper level than before and not just focus on the number. So you can then focus on memorizing that and then just casually learn everything else you find interesting. (Above "reasonable" +/- your own ability. 2k cards a day seems unmanageable by any metric. Cookies help us deliver our Services. To add on sleep + excersise will almost definitely be better for you in the short AND long-term. Ask your professor and/or peers about past exam papers/questions. Also, I use the "bury related reviews" setting, which makes it so that you see at most one card per note per day. This has been going on for more than a month and I have days when I just hit the spacebar and feel horrible about myself. If you find yourself filling the same gap for the third review time, I'd advise you to create a short-answer card for that piece. But it depends on your courses. I say this because there will be a significant number of cards that are either too basic or too low yield, particularly the ones he added from his classes, which are not in first aid. Choose the option that is most enjoyable/least painful to you. And, the next question will be about a completely different topic entirely. Welcome to /r/MedicalSchool: An international community for medical students. It was so liberating to “start” studying with over 3,000 mature review cards up to date in my Anki … When I go on a work trip for a week, I suddenly come home and have 700+ cards waiting for me. By the end of the year, about 250 old card were coming up each day, plus the 50-100 I made each day (which Anki gives to you twice). Same for cumulative exams. Currently mine is set to 40 new, 100 review..but 140 in one day sounds like H*LL and reminds me of my Biochem class, where Anki became the bane of my existence! Usually ended up being anywhere from 100-250 cards per chapter. Get enough sleep, even if you didn't do all you Anki cards for the day. Especially if you have not done any of it so far. Though what is moderately difficult and who's average and it might take some weeks until the stats get reliable. Another spaced repetition software named Supermemo has an interesting article about the impact of leeches on the total number of reviews, see https://help.supermemo.org/wiki/Leeches . As Mystik-Palace said, concentrate on relevant things, don't try to ankify everything. Anki Rep Simulator Deck Size Extra Simulation Days extra simulation (just for the graph) Expected Retention percentage of card you expect to pass each day Interval Modifier assumed to be Log(retention)/Log() New Cards a Day Failure Penalty on failure, new card interval = previous interval * failure penalty 20% ease factor decrease on failure anki's default behavior Drop some cards and don't sacrifice your family. When it comes to exams don't apply random guides without understanding the settings. After its controversial shift to iKnow, the Core 2000 community largely moved to Anki. "I always like to learn every detail" sounds like a recipe for disaster, at least at college: When you enter a selective program at university you might have to change how you learn. It’s being really helpful for me to do it, ’cause I can do more and more reviews every day. I just link this article because for Anki I haven't seen an article that contains as prominent yellow boxes. Caveats: These are are random retention numbers. I know that I'm pointing out the obvious here, but seriously loosing that much sleep hurts your retention for learning. Take frequent breaks. You managed an insane workload for a month. Anybody have suggestions or opinions on it? Besides the input side you must have fitting Anki settings. This is great advice. The most new cards I've done in 1 day was maybe around 500-600, but this took a really long time (most of my day)! So here it's a matter of prioritization like the 80/20 rule (or about). Fantastic question, and one that was not always as simple as it is now, with the newer version of Anki. So 1) prioritize using free recall or Feynman technique on a topic/subtopic card, 2) revise for feedback, 3) grade your performance, and 4) fill the gaps. Something's got to change. So on average you should remember 95%. "The single biggest change that Anki brings about is that it means memory is no longer a haphazard event, to be left to chance. I ended up going through FA and making my own cards on shit I considered high yield and didnt know. New cards/day: if you have a new deck of 1000 cards, the maximum number of new cards you can review per day is this setting. I can't even talk to my family because I just don't have time. I think you should take a step back and thin out your cards. When I bought the JALUP 1000 and 2000 (the first 3000 cards before he decided to release his whole deck) sets 2 years ago, I casually looked at the creation timestamps for some of the cards and noticed right away that he’d been adding upwards of 40 some cards a day, every day. You can start with 30-40 cards per day and increase this as you get comfortable and more familiar with the program. Is there a way to push specific cards to the front, or the ones I just made? You don't need "perfect" settings. High Quality Japanese Anki Decks. You can and should learn vocabulary with Anki, but it will never teach you to speak a language. The first semester might be a good time to experiment with different strategies. To add to this, it's possible to configure the max number of new cards anki will introduce each day, and the max number of cards it will show you each day. Use a kitchen timer or timer app or something; but something that gives you a very definite indicator that your time is done. I would really recommend you to read 'Why we sleep' by Matthew Walker, or at least watch an interview/podcast with him. Also the two c1 should be merged to avoid the clue of seeing two [...] next to each other. Maybe read one guide by Cal Newport? Can anyone explain to me how i can make anki cards faster Every day : from monday to sunday, they teach us like at minimum +150 slides ( 2 lectures per day ) but it takes me like 4-5 hours straight to make anki cards + 4 hours to review old and new cards = almost 9 hours a day !! Damn man, if you're doing 1000 cards a day I just don't understand how you can't gauge whether it's working or not by yourself. This is about to drop though as I’ve got tests next week and will stop doing new cards for a while so that I can focus on class ppts. Once a card has been answered wrong so often it's in "ease hell" (see the video mentioned above). That being said, I don't want to set myself up for failure. I spent that time going to a dedicated study room at uni and doing Anki flashcards for 10-12h every day … According to Harvard, "Without adequate sleep and rest, over-worked neurons can no longer function to coordinate information properly, and we lose our ability to access previously learned information." However, once I felt comfortable with my knowledge and had a large review queue, I reduced the new card limit to 25-50 per day, depending on how busy my rotation was. 5. This also similar to getting pimped in the hospital. There's also the add-on Anki Simulator. Currently in dedicated period so take this how you wish. A small proportion of difficult items in SuperMemo can consume a large proportion of your time". If I miss a day, I end up with something like 320 cards to study. Determine a time box. You know that to remember what you learn, you have to revi… Until the next review this number decreases from 100% to 90%. Allow your brain to create a scaffold/neural map in which you can gradually and easier upload and remember/recall more and more. This morning I did ~160 cards in 25 minutes. It takes me about 3-4 hours a day to get all my reviews in (doing brosencephalon's deck). As I’m not going to do 50 new cards a day until reach the point, there’ll be a point when they’ll eventually be together, as I add more cards a day at Anki than new kanjis I learn, and from there on, I’ll keep with both things. You shouldn't drive yourself mad about this. DO NOT just say to yourself "I'll end at X:00", because you won't. Maybe for one course avoid Anki and just use regular paper flash cards: You can do active recall testing and spaced repetition outside of Anki. Sometimes it helps to wait for a few weeks or months. Anki is a free and open-source flashcard program using spaced repetition, a technique from cognitive science for fast and long-lasting memorization. " I know the entire semester's material as I've been reviewing it slowly every day. 2k cards a day seems unmanageable by any metric. Close. Your approach seems like cognitive overload. Then it's sometimes better to learn five other things then this hard fact. They are not universally applicable. So maybe the first grades won't be so good. In high school the average is much lower. Bros did a great job in building the foundation for me, but I feel much better using FA as the primary source through dedicated than I think I would continuing to use bros. Did the same as this. Try to find a balance to other types of learning and use each type according to its strengths and weaknesses. Doing 2000 Anki cards a day is probably pretty unusual among your co-students. You have to find a good compromise. Exactly. That said, we also had a month of lecture-free time to study for it. Anki will handle decks of 100,000+ cards with no problems. "you may need to reassess your relationship with Anki" Its starting the sound like marriage counselling here. I don't really know what to tell you but I think that you may need to reassess your relationship with Anki. Obviously, it's backfiring now and I sleep 4 hours max each day (sometimes less). How to change time of day when Anki cards show up for review. But I believe the correct time to use it is not dedicated. I dont think i could do it. The important question is: Outside of Anki how do you do on test exams? And in that case, you want to make sure that you see all the new cards by some arbitrary deadline (leaving ample review time before the exam). I'd also study the manual. 2000 reviews every day is a lot. Also by hand it's easier to make short diagrams, tables, etc. In a selective program the standards will be much higher. Play around with the limits and figure out what works best for you. Creating short-answer cards takes time since they require typing and/or formulation. 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