Flashcards

Four kinds of card. One deck.

Basic front and back. Cloze, where the sentence is the card. Image occlusion for diagrams. Fill in the blank for the things you have to spell. All four sit in the same deck and the same schedule.

Cloze makes one sentence into several cards

Mark two blanks in a sentence and you get two cards, each scheduled on its own. The rest of the sentence stays visible, so the card tests one fact, not your memory of the sentence.

Image occlusion covers the labels

Drop in a figure, cover the labels, and each cover becomes a card. One label is asked at a time; the others stay hidden.

Fill in the blank checks the spelling

You type the answer and the card tells you whether it matched. Useful for drug names, enzymes, anything where close is not correct.

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FAQ

Questions about flashcards

Straight answers.

What types of flashcards can I make in Lovelydeck?

Four: basic (front and back), cloze deletion, image occlusion, and fill in the blank. Generated cards come in any of the four, and you can change the type of a card in the editor.

What is a cloze flashcard?

A cloze card hides a word or phrase inside a sentence and asks you to recall it. In Lovelydeck each hidden phrase becomes its own card with its own schedule, so a sentence with two blanks produces two cards.

Can I edit a flashcard after it is made?

Yes. Every card opens in an editor where you can change the front, the back, the type and the tags. The slide it came from stays attached, so you can open the source while editing.

Start with the lecture you've been avoiding.

Drop it in. Read what comes back. Keep what's right.

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