Flashcards from your slides, starting where you got lost.

Flashcards in Diaposi are review cards built from your own slides: the pages you marked Review and the questions you missed come first, every answer is explained, and each card returns on a spaced schedule. They are part of Diaposi, the free EdTech platform for interactive and measurable learning.

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Hard pages first
Every answer explained
Spaced repetition

A Diaposi review card from the Foundations of AI deck: marked for review on page 9, the question with the right answer chosen, why it is right, and the four grades Again, Hard, Good and Easy, with Good picked

How a review card works

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Answer
Each card asks a question on a page of your document, with options to choose from, by click or with the number keys.
2
See why
The reveal always explains why the right answer is right, next to the one you chose.
3
Grade your recall
Say how well you really knew it: Again, Hard, Good or Easy. A lucky guess and a sure answer are not scheduled the same way.
4
Back when it should be
Each card rests until it falls due, so it returns just as it starts to fade. Cards graded Again come back at the end of the sitting.

Flashcards from the pages where you got lost

Click a card to turn it over.

Your deck starts while you follow

Follow your document page by page with Diaposi Augmented Learning, in a lecture or on your own. Mark each page Got it or Review, and when you finish a chapter, Diaposi offers a short quiz on it. The pages you flagged and the questions you miss become your review cards.

The Diaposi Augmented Learning room on a cell biology slide, with Learn more open beside it: the slide explained simply and a question to try, a prompt to quiz yourself on the chapter just finished, and Got it and Review under the slide

Got it or Review, and your deck follows

Under every slide sit two buttons. Got it says you follow; Review says you want it again, and that page joins your deck. You can press them in two places.

The bar under a slide in Diaposi with Got it and Review, Review pressed, and an arrow to the review card it adds to the deck: You marked this page for review, page 9, the question, its options and the four grades

As a participant in a Diaposi session

Tap Got it or Review under each slide the presenter shows, from your phone, with no app. With a free account, the slides you marked Review join your deck.

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Following on your own, with Diaposi Augmented Learning

Upload your PowerPoint, PDF or Word file and follow it page by page: Got it or Review under each page, a short quiz when you finish a chapter, and your review cards building themselves as you go.

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Where your cards come from

Your deck is built from what you did on the document. Open it from your report with Review with cards, and every card says why it is there.

You marked this page for reviewA page you marked Review under the slide, in a live session or on your own.
You answered this one wronglyA question you missed in a quiz or a check on the document.
Due for recall todayA card whose rest is over: today is the right day to see it again.
You have not rated this page yetA page you have not marked Got it or Review, so it gets checked too.
You marked this page as understoodA page you said you got, asked again so that it stays.

The top of a learner's report in Diaposi for the Foundations of AI deck, with My learning journey, Review with cards and Open this learning, the deck summarised and its score

Made to make it stick

Review cards are short, honest and always explained, so a few minutes a day go a long way.

The hard pages first
The pages you marked Review and the questions you missed lead the deck.
Short sittings
A long queue is held back so each sitting stays short. The rest waits for next time.
Never a bare answer
Every answer comes with its explanation, so a card teaches as it tests.
Back to the page
Reread page takes you straight to the page a card came from.
In the language of your slides
Cards are written from your document, in the language it is written in.
Free with an account
Review cards come with a free Diaposi account, with your report, quizzes and explanations.

Go further with Diaposi Augmented Learning

Flashcards are part of Diaposi Augmented Learning, the way to study any deck on your own, during a lecture or long after it.

Diaposi Augmented Learning

Upload your slides, notes and PDFs and study them at your own pace: notes and drawing on every page, any page explained another way, quizzes, review cards and mock exams, with your progress measured in one place.

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Follow your presenter

In a lecture that is not run on Diaposi? Upload the deck being presented and follow it page by page on your own screen, with your notes, your drawing, Got it and Review.

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Flashcards, answered.

What people ask before their first deck.

They are review cards built from your own slides. Each card asks a question on a page you studied, explains the answer and lets you grade your own recall, and the cards come back on a spaced schedule, starting with the pages you found hard.

From what you did on the document: the pages you marked Review, the questions you missed, the cards due today, and the pages you have not rated yet or said you understood. Every card says why it is in your deck.

They tell Diaposi how well you really recalled the card, so that it comes back at the right time. A card graded Again comes back at the end of the same sitting.

On a spaced schedule: each card rests until it falls due, so you see it again just as it starts to fade. When none are due, come back in a day or two.

Yes, a free one. Review cards come with a free Diaposi account, with your report, quizzes and explanations. Notes, drawing and Got it or Review work with no account.

Yes. The number keys choose an option, Enter shows the answer, and the number keys grade your recall.

Yes. Diaposi is free, and there is no paid plan today.