Glossary:Topic - Revision history

SuperMemoHelp at 08:55, 1 June 2016

2016-06-01T08:55:41Z

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	:[[Glossary:Element\|element]] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|items]] (e.g. in the process of [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing [[Glossary:Item\|items]]. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]], '''topics''' will always be [[Glossary:Parent\|parents]] to [[Glossary:Item\|items]] derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|repetition]], he or she can press ''Ctrl+Up'' to view the [[Glossary:Parent\|parent]] of the current [[Glossary:Element\|element]]. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics, concepts, and tasks\|Topics vs items]]		:[[Glossary:Element\|element]] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|items]] (e.g. in the process of [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing [[Glossary:Item\|items]]. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]], '''topics''' will always be [[Glossary:Parent\|parents]] to [[Glossary:Item\|items]] derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|repetition]], he or she can press ''Ctrl+Up'' to view the [[Glossary:Parent\|parent]] of the current [[Glossary:Element\|element]]. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics, concepts, and tasks\|Topics vs items]]

SuperMemoHelp at 18:43, 26 May 2016

2016-05-26T18:43:49Z

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	~~'''~~<span id="topic">topic</span>~~''' - an~~ [[Glossary:Element\|element]] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|items]] (e.g. in the process of [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing [[Glossary:Item\|items]]. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]], '''topics''' will always be [[Glossary:Parent\|parents]] to [[Glossary:Item\|items]] derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|repetition]], he or she can press ''Ctrl+Up'' to view the [[Glossary:Parent\|parent]] of the current [[Glossary:Element\|element]]. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics, concepts, and tasks\|Topics vs items]]		;<span id="topic">topic</span>
			:[[Glossary:Element\|element]] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|items]] (e.g. in the process of [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing [[Glossary:Item\|items]]. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]], '''topics''' will always be [[Glossary:Parent\|parents]] to [[Glossary:Item\|items]] derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|repetition]], he or she can press ''Ctrl+Up'' to view the [[Glossary:Parent\|parent]] of the current [[Glossary:Element\|element]]. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics, concepts, and tasks\|Topics vs items]]

SuperMemoHelp at 20:15, 3 April 2016

2016-04-03T20:15:43Z

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	'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|~~'''~~element~~'''~~]] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|~~'''~~items~~'''~~]] (e.g. in the process of [[incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing ~~'''~~items~~'''~~. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|~~'''~~collection~~'''~~]], '''topics''' will always be parents to ~~'''~~items~~'''~~ derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|~~'''~~repetition~~'''~~]], he or she can press ~~[[Keyboard shortcuts\|~~''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current ~~'''item'''~~. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics, concepts, and tasks\|Topics vs items]]		'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|element]] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|items]] (e.g. in the process of [[Glossary:Incremental_reading\|incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing [[Glossary:Item\|items]]. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|collection]], '''topics''' will always be [[Glossary:Parent\|parents]] to [[Glossary:Item\|items]] derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|repetition]], he or she can press ''Ctrl+Up'' to view the [[Glossary:Parent\|parent]] of the current [[Glossary:Element\|element]]. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics, concepts, and tasks\|Topics vs items]]

SuperMemoHelp at 18:33, 8 March 2016

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	'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|'''repetition''']], he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks\|Topics vs items]]		'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|'''repetition''']], he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics, concepts, and tasks\|Topics vs items]]

SuperMemoHelp: Incremental -> incremental reading

2013-09-29T11:55:40Z

Incremental -> incremental reading

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	'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[~~Incremental~~ reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|'''repetition''']], he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks\|Topics vs items]]		'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|'''repetition''']], he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks\|Topics vs items]]

SuperMemoHelp: Linking the Repetition glossary article

2011-04-09T09:04:53Z

Linking the Repetition glossary article

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	'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[Incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during '''repetition''', he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks\|Topics vs items]]		'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[Incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during [[Glossary:Repetition\|'''repetition''']], he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks\|Topics vs items]]

WikiSysop: Fixing broken link(s) to the "Glossary" namespace

2009-09-05T15:15:08Z

Fixing broken link(s) to the "Glossary" namespace

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	'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[~~#element~~\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[~~#item~~\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[Incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[~~#collection~~\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during '''repetition''', he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks\|Topics vs items]]		'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[Glossary:Element\|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[Glossary:Item\|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[Incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[Glossary:Collection\|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during '''repetition''', he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts\|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks\|Topics vs items]]

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2009-06-18T10:19:53Z

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'''<span id="topic">topic</span>''' - an [[#element|'''element''']] that presents a synthetic overview of knowledge (e.g. an article to read). Knowledge stored in '''topics''' is gradually converted into [[#item|'''items''']] (e.g. in the process of [[Incremental reading]]). Optimally, '''topics''' introduce you to the learned knowledge by providing a synthetic overview. You later keep the knowledge in your memory by only reviewing '''items'''. In a well-structured [[#collection|'''collection''']], '''topics''' will always be parents to '''items''' derived from their contents. Each time a student loses the sense of context during '''repetition''', he or she can press [[Keyboard shortcuts|''Ctrl+Up'']] to view the parent of the current '''item'''. This way a quick review of the synthetic material in the '''topic''' is possible. See also: [[Items, topics and tasks|Topics vs items]]