I love the stellar memory that Anki gives me but it's BORING. So so so BORING. It's the primary reason why I don't use it more often. I've been thinking about an alternative for some time, so it's nice to see that someone else is working on it.
I'm not actually too sure of what you're doing that's different though, and the slides you provided have been a bit vague.
Can you elaborate more on what exactly memorang does that keeps people "engaged in vivo"?
And how exactly does it "adapt to [..] study habits, emotional state, learning style, and even the global activity linked to certain concepts"?
I love the stellar memory that Anki gives me but it's BORING. So so so BORING. It's the primary reason why I don't use it more often. I've been thinking about an alternative for some time, so it's nice to see that someone else is working on it.
I'm not actually too sure of what you're doing that's different though, and the slides you provided have been a bit vague.
Can you elaborate more on what exactly memorang does that keeps people "engaged in vivo"?
And how exactly does it "adapt to [..] study habits, emotional state, learning style, and even the global activity linked to certain concepts"?