Review note based on Forgetting curve

[liangzh]

I think the most important thing in learning is about repetition. We need to read and remember notes several times before we really get it in our brain. So, maybe we can make a plugin to help us :we can choose to add one note to “ask me to remember”, then we can click on the left side to get “what notes do I need to read again to remember”. The plugin can help us manage what notes need to be show up today based on forgetting curve

[ksandvik]

Staged repetition or Anki system, yes a plugin were you could add a list of notes and it will prompt ‘somehow’ and show those when needed.

[maartin]

There are two other posts that are about learning and spaced repetition:

Being able to mark content analog remNotes "Rem" to create cards for learning

I would like obsidian to be able to understand specific syntax (analog :: in RemNotes Rems) so I can later easily access that information via flashcards. remNote Docs https://www.remnote.io/documentation/cJSBN4bczFCPMwBx7 Always had the problem in storing content in Evernote that it is super hard to actually differentiate the content to learn (for example some kind of formula or value) from more prosa text.

Simple spaced repetition plugin

I want to review certain notes in spaced intervals to make sure I learn what is on them. I use Anki and don’t want to replicate in Obsidian, but a very simple mechanism would solve the 80% spaced repetition case: Add a marker that a note should be spaced, such as _s Add a meta date for next review (or even within the note with review:200525 Give a simple remembered? yes/no button if yes: increase review date by fibonacci sequence (0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5…) if no: go back to first number of fibonacc…

[ksandvik]

Most spaced repetition systems have an upper limit of next time repeating, six months or so. Also the spaced repetition interval is not locked down, each system, Anki/Memrise et rest have different models. They even tinker with them.

Anyway, a plugin where you could tweak and set the interval might be the way.

[robotsheepboy]

This would be very useful I think, it would make obsidian very useful for reviewing and revising

[minhthanh3145]

+1 for this. There have been demonstrated positive effects of spaced repetitions on learning, so I think it would be a valuable feature.

[ocean]

Obsidian has very nicely supported the Zettelkasten system which is a great help for note taking and knowledge management.

It will be great if Obsidian also supports Active Recall and Space Repetition for deeper learning.

[hause]

A related idea would be to extend the current “Open random note” feature such that it shows notes in a pseudo-random fashion, such that those you haven’t reviewed/seen/edited for quite a while are more likely to show up when you click “Open random note”.

[WhiteNoise]

check out:

I made a script to convert notes to anki cards

Hey everyone, I made a script that allows notes to be converted to Anki cards. On subsequent runs, the script updates the cards as well. Take a look here to get started:

and

Obsidian_to_Anki v2.0 - a feature-rich script that allows you to add notes from Obsidian to Anki

Supported: Custom note types Substitutions (see GitHub for explanation) Updating existing cards Tags Adding to different decks Markdown formatting Embedded images (see documentation) Deleting notes from Obsidian Running the script over all files of a directory automatically Inline notes User-defined custom syntax Not supported: Audio Feel free to ask me questions about it!