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I think for the quiz, it should have two modes, memorize and test. Memorize is the current mode and it runs until the average is above 70% (this number needs to be experimentally derived). Then it goes into test mode where every question has to be answered correctly 2 times in a row. When it is answered correctly 3 times in a row it is removed from the deck, but the deck cannot drop below 10 questions (this means the last 10 cards left should be the hardest and in most need of review). | |||
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Moon-Jumper is my cognitive improvement site. I consists of three components:
Development on this project has been on hold for quite some time, but I would like to get it moving again. The first step would be to re-deploy much of it using GhostMVC.
The next step is to build the quiz from scratch (again) this time incorporating the concept of 'done' and of spaced repetition. http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/magazine/16-05/ff_wozniak?currentPage=all http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition
I think for the quiz, it should have two modes, memorize and test. Memorize is the current mode and it runs until the average is above 70% (this number needs to be experimentally derived). Then it goes into test mode where every question has to be answered correctly 2 times in a row. When it is answered correctly 3 times in a row it is removed from the deck, but the deck cannot drop below 10 questions (this means the last 10 cards left should be the hardest and in most need of review).