Spaced Repetition Anywhere

Jakob L. Kreuze (zerodaysfordays@sdf.lonestar.org)
Spaced repetition is an effective habit for memorizing small fragments of information for, effectively, an indefinite amount of time. The idea is to repeatedly challenge your recall of a piece of information, typically with a sort of flashcard , doing so at a frequency determined by your previous recall performance: new information is challenged frequently until you remember it, and previously learned information is challenged less frequently. The concept is simple enough to implement with a few