To prepare for the FAA instrument written and oral exam component of the checkride, I built an Anki deck (https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2105122272) with the following principles in mind, all of which favored cloze cards.
By default, Anki will show you only a few cards per day. Following suggestions from med students who have to absorb a lot of information quickly, I made the following settings changes:
* Options > New Cards
* Steps (in minutes): 1 360
* Order: Show new cards in random order
* New cards/day: 9999
* Graduating interval: 1 day
* Easy interval: 2 days
* Starting ease: 250%
* Bury related new cards until the next day: UNCHECKED
* Options > Reviews
* Maximum reviews/day: 9999
* Easy bonus: 130
* Interval modifier: 100
* Maximum interval: 36500
* Bury related new cards until the next day: CHECKED
* Effective learning: Twenty rules of formulating knowledge https://www.supermemo.com/en/articles/20rules
* Anki Guide for Medical Students https://drwillbe.blogspot.com/2011/08/anki-guide-for-medical...
* How to make high quality Anki cards quickly https://managingmedicine.org/2013/05/14/how-to-make-high-qua...
* Anki Tips: What I Learned Making 10,000 Flashcards http://rs.io/anki-tips/
By default, Anki will show you only a few cards per day. Following suggestions from med students who have to absorb a lot of information quickly, I made the following settings changes:
* Options > New Cards
* Options > Reviews