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WHICH ARE THE FLASHIEST FLASHCARDS? Using Spaced-Repetition with ESL classes, part 1: Why I chose Memrise

Using spaced-repetition with ESL classes, part 1

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Part one of a series of presentations about my project to trial using spaced-repetition software with my ESL classes to increase their retention of new vocabulary. For more information see my blog: http://steveneslwilliams.wordpress.com/2014/06/21/using-memrise-with-esl-classes/

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Page 1: Using spaced-repetition with ESL classes, part 1

WHICH ARE THE

FLASHIEST FLASHCARDS?

Using Spaced-Repetition with ESL classes, part 1:

Why I chose Memrise

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Anki

- Austere, text-based

- Harder to add

pictures and audio

- Not very user

friendly

- Iphone app is £20…

- Passive

+ Spaced

repetition

+ Can export

databases for

posterity

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Quizlet

- No spaced

repetition

+ Play games with

the decks you

make

+ Popular so lots

of pre-made decks

+ Easy to use

interface, free

phone app

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My Wordbook 2

+ Can make

own

flashcards on

phone, with

images and

sound

- No image

bank, have

to use own

- Prompts to

buy word

packs

- Random

words, not

in sections

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Memrise

+ Free phone app

+ Easy to use

+ Don’t have to

upload images

+ Pictures, audio

and ‘mems’

+ Possibility of

crowd-sourcing

‘mems’

+ Spaced

repetition

- Can’t

export

- Mobile app

limited

compared

to website

- Best mems

use L1