I’m glad I started using Anki. I did Anki 362⁄365 days this year.
I averaged 19 minutes of review a day (although I really think review tended to take longer), which nominally means I spent 4.75 clock-days studying Anki.
I averaged 19 minutes of review a day (although I really think review tended to take longer)
Oh yeah, I track my time with toggl and use anki. Anki’s time numbers are always undercounting my own measurements.
I think this is because anki is only counting how long you spend looking at the front of the card. Time spent looking at the back of a card is presumably after you’ve already answerd the question, and so doesn’t count.
I’m glad I started using Anki. I did Anki 362⁄365 days this year.
I averaged 19 minutes of review a day (although I really think review tended to take longer), which nominally means I spent 4.75 clock-days studying Anki.
Seems very worth it, in my experience.
Oh yeah, I track my time with toggl and use anki. Anki’s time numbers are always undercounting my own measurements.
I think this is because anki is only counting how long you spend looking at the front of the card. Time spent looking at the back of a card is presumably after you’ve already answerd the question, and so doesn’t count.