Hello Everyone ,
Since I’ve been using Anki for a few months, I’ve discovered how helpful it is for memorization—especially when it comes to learning a language and being ready for exams. But as I go farther into more complex topics, I’m seeing that in order to better meet my learning objectives, I need to optimise my deck structure and general Anki setup. I’m looking for community input on the following key topics in particular:
Deck Structure: When working with complicated issues, how do you arrange your decks? For instance, do you think it’s more efficient to maintain everything in one big deck or to make several smaller decks for distinct subjects within a subject? Strategies that support both manageable review sessions and long-term retention are of special interest to me.
Personalising Card Layouts: It has come to my attention that certain users add code snippets, photos, and cloze deletions to their customised card layouts. Which customisations have you found to be the most successful in improving your learning process? Do you have any recommendations for any particular templates or add-ons for making cards that are more visually appealing or interactive?
Scheduling Reviews in Balance: It’s getting harder to strike a balance between daily reviews and fresh card learning as my deck sizes increase. How do you schedule your reviews such that you stay on top of things and don’t burn out while still learning new material?
It would be extremely appreciated if you could provide any resources or advice. I’m interested in learning how more seasoned users have customised Anki to meet their needs, particularly with regard to managing challenging material and demanding workloads.
Thank you in advance for your help and support.