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== For Launch ==
*English Vocab (obscure words)
*Civics (state capitals, largest cities, constitutional sections and ammendments)
*Bash: First quizzes will cover basic commands, later quizzes will cover a single command in variation (grep could have several quizzes)
*Chemistry (periodic table) - maybe get bells to do this
== Cirriculum To Build ==
*Jeopardy style trivia
*Common foreign language vocab (common words)
*Scrabble strategy
*IT specs (port number, technical specs, networking)
*[[Bash Commands]]
*Regex
*Programming (important programmers, terminology, techniques, Mythical Man Month principles)
*Texas Hold'em Odds
*Curriculum builder - Create a set of quizzes that show people how to build quizzes and curriculums
*cooking curriculum
I may be able to get data-sets here (http://www.flashcardexchange.com/) - it was down when I looked before, but I think that was temporary. I should look around for more sites, I may be able to get some help with that.
Look into popular College curriculum and requirements.
== Question Types ==
== Question Types ==
I currently only support single directional, text questions. In the future, I would like to support a few other types:
I currently only support single directional, text questions. In the future, I would like to support a few other types:


*Bi-directional cards
* Bi-directional cards
*3 sided cards
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashcard#Three-sided_cards 3 sided cards]
*'Honesty' questions (check "Knew it", "Didn't Know it")
* 'Honesty' questions (check "Knew it", "Didn't Know it")
*Lists (each line is an entry)
* Lists (each line is an entry)
*Dynamic (for math problems)
* Dynamic (for math problems)


== Redesign ==
== Redesign ==

Revision as of 18:59, 13 February 2017

Question Types

I currently only support single directional, text questions. In the future, I would like to support a few other types:

  • Bi-directional cards
  • 3 sided cards
  • 'Honesty' questions (check "Knew it", "Didn't Know it")
  • Lists (each line is an entry)
  • Dynamic (for math problems)

Redesign

This should not be anywhere near as big a redesign as the last few. I essentially want to leave the structure unchanged. But I would like to refactor the code to the style I'm currently using. Build a back-end API and move the actual quizzing logic to the front-end. The questions can be loaded dynamically and a question-by-question update can be sent back to the server.