Switch a lecture on, or add some cards.
# Lecture 4: Membrane transportstarts a lecture
front :: backone card per linefront :: back :: wrong | wrongmultiple choice
front :: back :: a remarka note beside the answer
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Each # heading in your cards becomes a tab, and a tick
means it is in play. All lectures studies everything.
Clicking one lecture focuses just that one; clicking more chips adds
them, and clicking a ticked chip drops it — so any combination
works. Every lecture is on screen at once; a long list folds to two
rows behind show all. Once a chip has focus the arrow keys
step along it instead of sorting the card.
Mastery is kept per card, so it is kept per lecture. Study three lectures together and every answer still credits the lecture that card came from — come back to that one lecture on its own and it carries on where it left off. Each lecture chip shows mastered / cards for itself. Track progress in settings turns all of it off: with it off a round saves nothing — no mastery, no accuracy, no xp — which is how to run a deck for fun without moving the numbers.
A card climbs one step toward mastered each round you get it right, and falls back to zero the moment you miss it. Answering the same card again inside one round does not count again, so you cannot run a card up by repeating it — mastering something takes three separate rounds. Weakest first order leads with the cards lowest on that scale; In order, the default, always starts at the first card of the first lecture instead.
Flip it with space, by clicking the card, or with Flip at the foot of the card's bottom strip — the card's own wording tells you which side you are on. Then sort it with the red × or the green tick below: still learning or know it. The two running totals sit in the line above the card — still learning on the left in orange, Know on the right in green, with the lecture's name between them. Still-learning cards come back later in the same round, so a round is not over until you have cleared them. After any grade an undo appears on the progress line.
# Lecture 4: Membrane transport starts a lecture. Then
front :: back per line. Add
:: wrong | wrong | wrong for multiple choice, or a
third field with no pipes for a note shown beside the answer.
append merges a paste into what you already have;
load replaces it, and you can undo that. copy puts
every line on the clipboard, and copy .json copies a backup
you can paste back in later.
Cards, mastery, each lecture's accuracy, XP and settings live in this browser only — not in a file and not in the cloud. Clearing site data wipes them, and a different browser or a private window starts empty. copy .json in the cards sheet copies a backup you can paste back in, and every setting — typeface, order, round size, sound, snow, track progress, the shortcut tip, which lectures are ticked — is remembered the same way.