Memorize is a native GNOME app that stores your flashcard sets.
It enables you to create, edit, view, and study sets. Use the test mode for creating a preparation exam. You can easily import existing Quizlet sets.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Study mode – follows a simple principle: each flashcard starts with the same initial difficulty value. The cards will be presented in a random order. Type in the answer and press enter. If correct, the difficulty score decreases, otherwise, it increases by one. Cards with a score of zero won’t appear again in this round. You can restart the study mode at any time.
- Test mode – a test is one page containing a specified number of random flashcards. Type in your answers and scroll down to correct and see your score. Correct your mistakes.
- Export flashcards.
Website: github.com/david-swift/Memorize
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Developer: David Swift
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Memorize is written in Swift. Learn Swift with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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|---|---|
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| KWordQuiz | Flashcard learning program for KDE |
| Kalba | Language learning tool based on the idea of sentence mining. |
| Lingueez | Desktop vocabulary trainer for language learning |
| Essentialist | Simple, private, and cross-platform flashcard app |
| Memorize | Store flashcard sets |
| Oboete | Simple flashcards application for the COSMIC desktop |
| Memorado | Learn using spaced repetition |
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