Free, and you're welcome to it. — cards across — subdecks, built off the lesson outcomes, one idea per card so they go fast.
Two ways to get it — one of them we can all keep editing together.
Real cards from the deck — click through a few
If Anki is new to you
Answer in your head, hit Show Answer, say how you did. Easy cards come back in a week. Ones you blank on come back in ten minutes. Fifteen minutes a day on exactly what you're about to forget.
Free on computer and Android. The iPhone app is paid.
15–30 min. Skip a week and it piles up — that's the honest downside.
Free AnkiWeb account, hit sync, everything follows.
Anki on a computer.
Get the desktop version — both options below need it.
How I put it together
Built from the lecture PowerPoints, the lesson outcomes, and the old class deck — cross-checked with AI so nothing in the outcomes got missed. Every card shows the outcome it came from.
The old deck's problem was list cards. Brutal to memorize. Everything here is one idea, one answer — more cards, but seconds each.
✕ What I avoided
✓ What's actually in the deck
…14 cards in that subdeck, all the same shape.
One idea per card means Again points at the exact thing you forgot.
Coverage-checking and splitting topics. Every card came from the course materials.
I've definitely made mistakes. Mostly why I'd rather you use the add-on than take a file.
What's inside
Subdecks are just folders. You get all —, but you only study the ones you want — the rest sit there until you need them.
— sounds like a lot. The cards are small, and it's your copy once it's imported: suspend or delete anything that isn't pulling its weight.
Click the subdeck instead of the parent deck.
Gear icon → Suspend, or set its new-cards-per-day to 0.
More → Suspend Card while reviewing. Suspend rather than delete if you use the add-on — deleted cards can come back on an update.
Two ways to get it
Same cards, both free. The difference is what happens after today: I'm still adding to this, and with the file my fixes never reach you.
What I'd pick
A free add-on that links your copy to the shared one. Paste one key, pull updates whenever, add your own cards.
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Free · desktop Anki only
If you'd rather not
A normal .apkg. Double-click and Anki imports it. A snapshot of today that stays that way.
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Setup · AnkiCollab
Desktop only. Your phone still works after.
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AnkiCollab → Check for new content whenever. Your progress stays put.
A few things people ask
The first week is the awkward part. Start with one subdeck instead of switching everything on.
Each one is tiny — most take two seconds. And you can suspend or delete anything you don't want.
The lesson outcome it came from. The blue pill under it is the topic tag.
No. Updates change the text on cards. Your history stays in your own collection.
No. The option's just there if you spot something wrong.
It may get overwritten on an update. If it's a real improvement, suggest it instead.
Delete the imported deck first, or you'll have two copies of everything. Message me first if you've already put hours in.
Tell me, or suggest the edit right in Anki.