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Mixed repetitions on SuperMemo.com

Learning with SuperMemo 23.05.2018

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Have you ever used mixed repetitions on SuperMemo.com? Check out how they work!

Mixed repetitions is one of the functions of SuperMemo.com, especially useful if you are learning from more than one course at a time. Thanks to this solution you will never again get bored of seeing the same kind of cards, typical to a specific course, in a row while reviewing.

For some time now, mixed repetitions have been available to all of our Users on all the applicable devices.

Check out how it works:

We are still developing this feature – more about it soon!

The SuperMemo Team

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