Flashcards.md

type:: [[Feature]] platforms:: [[All Platforms]] tags:: #Academic description:: Cards are blocks that are intended to be used as an aid in memorization

• Usage

  • To create a card:
    • You can add either #card or [[card]] to any block to make it a card. logseq.order-list-type:: number
    • You can right click the bullet to "Make a Flashcard", which will add #card to the end of the current block. logseq.order-list-type:: number
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  • To review all cards, click the "Flashcards" tab on the [[Left sidebar]] or press t c (toggle cards) to review all of your cards
  • To review some of your cards e.g. only those related to Logseq:

    • Use /cards and [[Queries]]. - {{cards [[Logseq]]}} will be displayed as:

      {{cards [[Logseq]]}}

    • You can also show all cards except those tagged with a certain page. {{cards (not [[Logseq]])}} will be displayed as:

      {{cards (not [[Logseq]]) }}

    • You can add your cards queries to the "Contents" page in the right sidebar for quick access.

• Functionality

  • What's a "card"?

    • It's just a block with either #card or [[card]]. It can have some [[Clozes]] too.
      • For example, this block is a card:
        • What does "Logseq" mean? #card card-last-interval:: 28.3 card-repeats:: 4 card-ease-factor:: 2.66 card-next-schedule:: 2021-11-08T17:59:40.382Z card-last-reviewed:: 2021-10-11T10:59:40.382Z card-last-score:: 5
          • You can read it as "Log sequence" or "Logical sequence" (thank you [[Ed]]).
        • If you right click the bullet and select "Preview Card", you'll see something like this:
          • 
    • To review a queryable set of cards, the /cards command is provided collapsed:: true
      • type:: [[Command]] name:: Cards description:: A [[Query]] that returns cards that meet the query criteria

• Additional Links

  • Augmenting Long-term Memory
  • SM5 by supermemo
• TODO Finish this page #docs
  • Add Tienson's latest functionality
  • srs.edn