Study brings flashcard learning to your iPhone – carry them with you wherever you go. Be it vocabulary, historical dates, capitals or any other topic, you’ll memorize them with ease.
How It Works
Study for iPhone is your personal tutor: Using a clever approach it takes care of scheduling card repetitions for you. Other flashcard software may require you to grade your answer. But this will soon become rather tedious – after all, you should focus on the topic. Study on the other hand will adapt to your progress using a spaced repetition model based on psychological and pedagogical research. If you give a wrong answer, it will prioritize the card for future exercise (and you will also have to repeat the card the following day). Consequently, if you provide a correct answer, the card will get a lower priority. A badge on the home screen will remind you how many cards there are to practice today.
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Have It Your Way
Cards are customizable: Whether you like Marker Felt or prefer the more classical face of Times, Study will let you use the font you prefer. And if you’re a visual learner, you can colorize your flashcards to include visual cues helping you study more efficiently.
New in Version 1.3.3
This version has not yet been approved by the iPhone App Store review team.
PLEASE NOTE: This version requires Study for Mac 1.1.3 or later to sync. Study for iPhone 1.3.3 will not sync with earlier version of Study for Mac.
- Changes to the stack list to bring versions on iPhone and iPad closer together
- Sync compatibility with latest versions of Study for iPad and Mac
New in Version 1.3.1
- When typing a search term, Study will only start searching after a short delay. This is useful when you have lots of cards, as Study doesn’t become unresponsive while you’re still typing.
- The scope bar now shows the proper front and back titles when searching a single stack.
- Minor interface refinements.
New in Version 1.3.2
- You can now practice stacks individually (instead of all at once).
New in Version 1.3
- New icon
- View stacks as lists. You can switch between lists and cards in the stack info view.
- Search your entire library or individual stacks.
- Added sound effects. (You can turn them off in settings.)
- Minor interface refinements.
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Study for iPhone uses some of the great icons by Joseph Wain from glyphish.com.