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Introduction
Key Features
Uniqueness
Frequently Asked Questions
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Video Demonstration
User Guide
This guide introduces a selection of key features from Anki, including:
- Download and Install Anki
- Import Shared Deck
- Create Deck and Cards
- Study Cards
1. Download and Install Anki
| a. | Navigate to the website: https://apps.ankiweb.net; |
| b. | Click the Download button and select the version suitable for the device; |
| c. | Open the installer file and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. |
2. Import Shared Deck
| a. | Launch the Anki application; |
| b. | Click the Get Shared Decks button at the bottom; |
| c. | Search or browse for a deck on the Shared Decks webpage; |
| d. | Click the title of the desired deck to view it; |
| e. | Scroll down and click the Download button to save the APKG file; |
| f. | Double-click the downloaded APKG file to open it in Anki; |
| g. | Click the Import button to add the deck into the collection (Note: Shared decks are created by the user community; double-check the content when learning it). |
3. Create Deck and Cards
| a. | Click the Create Deck button in the main window; |
| b. | Input a name for the deck and click the OK button to confirm; |
| c. | Click the Add button to open the card editing window; |
| d. | Select the Note Type and the destination Deck; |
| e. | Click the Fields… button to add, edit, or remove fields such as Front and Back; |
| f. | Input the information into the Front and Back fields; |
| g. | Click the Cards… button to edit the card templates and styling (Note: The templates are written in HTML, and the styling section is CSS); |
| h. | Click the Save button after editing the card template; |
| i. | Click the Add button to save the card. |
4. Study Cards
| a. | Click a deck name from the main window; |
| b. | Click the Study Now button; |
| c. | Click the Show Answer button after reviewing the question; |
| d. | Click Hard, Good, or Easy to rate the recall difficulty and proceed to the next card; |
| e. | Click the Stats button on the top panel to view the learning statistics. |
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