I particularly like creating flashcards via Google Drive or Excel spreadsheets in a Dropbox folder. So you can place at the computer create the card and load it into the app or update.
So I used the app for different topics:
- Chinese is no problem, the characters can be displayed in a larger font and therefore easier to read. Can you have a einblendbares note field even trace (here we recommend a stylus for the device). Also can play to a sound file.
- Geography: cards with colored labeled country on the one hand and the name on the other, thanks to image-importing a breeze. Standardized map material way, there is on Wikipedia.
All this can also be categorized, resulting in a learning center of gravity can be easily set. In languages eg. For lessons and Topics, or separation by verbs and nouns. In the countries on the card I have sorted by continent.
Very beautiful are the different learning modes, so you can spontaneously choose Multiple Choice, sorted or random order, the first structure side of the map can be adjusted. For Multiple Choice, you can enter the answers manually, but not what I'm doing, because it's too much effort. In vocabulary and keywords random answers are after all just as good.
Another plus is the good support. Requests will be heard and implemented via update.
Conclusion:
I created this app very pleased for several years in use and am still. Both for iOS, and Android a very good app, whose acquisition is worthwhile. The advantage over index cards of paper: one-time purchase (no additional costs), different learning modes, use of media and they have been in the smartphone always with you, and can thus learn spontaneously go. Definitely an asset to anyone who needs to learn / want.
