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Write a Mnemosyne front-end activity for Sugar #908

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quozl opened this issue Feb 25, 2020 · 1 comment
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Write a Mnemosyne front-end activity for Sugar #908

quozl opened this issue Feb 25, 2020 · 1 comment

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@quozl
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quozl commented Feb 25, 2020

Mnemosyne is a program for memorising things using a spaced-repetition technique with self-assessment.

Wrap Mnemosyne in a Sugar activity, using the toolbar for Mnemosyne's menu options, and the activity canvas for all the windows that Mnemosyne shows.

Include a set of premade cards relevant to an elementary school child, and provide a way to select the set for memorisation. Keep memorisation history in the Journal.

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sanjaymaniam commented Feb 25, 2020

I'd also suggest weighing Anki and Mnemosyne against each other. I've personally stuck to Anki (though I did fall off the SRS wagon) and come to admire it's community.

My $0.2 on why Anki is a great option:

  • Excellent community, even their unofficial subreddit is pretty active.
  • Lots of plugins contributed by devs. For example, there was this one plugin that lets you copy-paste code snippets and retain formatting. Helped me.
  • Plenty shared decks.

However, I did find it irritatingly sophisticated at times. Mnemosyne says it has a zen like interface, but I'm yet to meditate on that.

Anki's really gone to become the de-facto for opensource spaced repetition software, so do consider taking a look :)

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