Knowledge ready for Ankification

lukeprog

Spaced repetition is a powerful learning tactic, and Anki is a good tool for it. There are some LW-relevant Anki decks here. But I wish there were more.

Which sets of knowledge are (1) likely useful to LWers, and (2) straightforward to encode into Anki decks without needing to be familiar with that field?

Some examples:

Purves et al.'s glossary of cognitive neuroscience (preferably including a brain-image for each brain anatomy term).
The meaning of each concept in the LW wiki.
The meaning of each bolded term in AIMA.

Which other sets of knowledge would you like to see Ankified? Please link to the actual knowledge set you'd like to see encoded.

Spaced repetition is a powerful learning tactic, and Anki is a good tool for it. There are some LW-relevant Anki decks here. But I wish there were more.

Which sets of knowledge are (1) likely useful to LWers, and (2) straightforward to encode into Anki decks without needing to be familiar with that field?

Some examples:

Purves et al.'s glossary of cognitive neuroscience (preferably including a brain-image for each brain anatomy term).
The meaning of each concept in the LW wiki.
The meaning of each bolded term in AIMA.

Which other sets of knowledge would you like to see Ankified? Please link to the actual knowledge set you'd like to see encoded.

I use the Incremental_Reading_Extension and View_Size_Adjust add-ons. They work.

I can't compare them to SuperMemo, which I have not used. They do not work with AnkiDroid at all.

I use the IncrementalReadingExtension and ViewSizeAdjust add-ons. They work.

Jay, I've just been playing with these. They work. Technically. But the formatting all seems to be lost. It is much less pleasant to read an article grabbed from wikipedia when all the formatting and hyperlinking has been lost. Do you have a workaround for this problem that you use?

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