Make good cards
Keep each card to one idea. Ask a question you’d actually be asked, use your own words, and add a picture or a fill-in-the-blank where it helps. Ten clear cards beat one card crammed with a paragraph.
Review a little, often
Short daily reviews beat long cramming sessions. With spaced repetition, cards you know come back less often and cards you struggle with come back sooner, so your time goes where it’s needed.
Rate yourself honestly
After you flip a card, say how it went: Again, Hard, Good or Easy. Honest ratings keep the schedule accurate.
Plan around the exam date
Normal spaced repetition can schedule a card weeks ahead — past your exam. Set the exam date so every card comes back at least once before it.
Test yourself, not just recognise
Mix in quizzes and written answers. Recalling an answer from scratch is harder than recognising it, and it’s what the exam will ask of you.
How Dovuni does it
Dovuni schedules flashcards with FSRS, a modern spaced-repetition method, and shows the next gap before you choose. Give a deck an exam date and no card is scheduled past the day before. Import from Quizlet, Anki or a spreadsheet, or make cards from your own notes. The Topics tab estimates your readiness for the next exam, topic by topic, and Plan my study spreads short sessions on your weakest topics over the days before it. Make and review flashcards.
Questions
- What is spaced repetition?
- A way of reviewing flashcards where each card comes back just before you would forget it: cards you know well come back less often, and cards you find hard come back sooner.
- Can I import my Quizlet or Anki cards into Dovuni?
- Yes. Dovuni imports pasted Quizlet text, Anki .apkg and .colpkg files, and CSV, TSV or text files — all read on your device.