Decks from your classes, reviewed on a schedule.
Writing flashcards is the part everyone skips. SchoolOps builds the deck from a topic you name or an assignment you already have, then decides when each card is due.
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Start from a topic or an assignment
Type what you are studying, or pick an assignment from a connected class and let its title be the topic. There is nothing to paste and no notes to upload.
What lands on each card
A card is more than a term and a definition. Each one carries the difficulty, what kind of card it is, why the idea matters, and the wrong answer people usually give, so a card you get right still teaches you something.
- The question and the answer
- A difficulty, so the deck is not uniformly easy or uniformly brutal
- Why it matters, in one line
- The mistake most people make on it
Reviewing is free, and scheduled
Review costs nothing and needs no key. Cards you miss come back sooner and cards you know drift further out, so a five-minute session lands on the ones you are actually shaky on.
Quiz yourself before the test
When a deck is built, turn it into a scored run rather than a flip-through. You get the questions you missed, not a vague sense that it went fine.
Questions
Can I upload my notes or a PDF?
Not today. A deck is built from a topic you type or an assignment from one of your connected classes. If the assignment is in your queue, its title is enough to start.
Is it free?
Reviewing a deck is free. Building a new deck needs an access key, as do practice tests, study guides and drafting.
What is spaced repetition?
A card you got wrong is shown again soon; a card you got right waits longer before it returns. Over a week that means most of your time lands on the material you do not know yet.
How many cards do I get?
Enough to cover the topic rather than a fixed number. Broad topics produce more cards than narrow ones, and each card is checked for a usable question and answer before it reaches the deck.
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