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The review may include all searched for elements (e.g. '''[[Processing multiple elements (Process collection/branch/browser)#Learning|Learning]] : [[Subset learning (Learn vs. Review)|Review all]]''' in the browser with ''Ctrl+Shift+L''), or only the elements that are outstanding (e.g. '''[[Processing multiple elements (Process collection/branch/browser)#Learning|Learning]] : [[Subset learning (Learn vs. Review)|Learn]]''' in the browser with ''Ctrl+L''). | The review may include all searched for elements (e.g. '''[[Processing multiple elements (Process collection/branch/browser)#Learning|Learning]] : [[Subset learning (Learn vs. Review)|Review all]]''' in the browser with ''Ctrl+Shift+L''), or only the elements that are outstanding (e.g. '''[[Processing multiple elements (Process collection/branch/browser)#Learning|Learning]] : [[Subset learning (Learn vs. Review)|Learn]]''' in the browser with ''Ctrl+L''). | ||
Before you execute the review, you can randomize the review material (''Ctrl+Shift+F11''), sort it by priority, by recency, by interval, etc. | |||
Revision as of 16:35, 3 October 2013
search and review - in SuperMemo is a review of a subset of elements that contain a given search phrase. For example, before an exam in microbiology, a student may wish to review all his knowledge of viruses using the following method:
- search for all elements containing the phrase virus (e.g. with Ctrl+F)
- review of all those elements (e.g. with Ctrl+Shift+L)
The review may include all searched for elements (e.g. Learning : Review all in the browser with Ctrl+Shift+L), or only the elements that are outstanding (e.g. Learning : Learn in the browser with Ctrl+L).
Before you execute the review, you can randomize the review material (Ctrl+Shift+F11), sort it by priority, by recency, by interval, etc.