I have the same dilemma. I've been using iFlash on and off for a while now. The main thing that turns me off is it's lack of an advanced algorithm like supermemo. Another thing that bothers me is that you have to finish an entire 'session' before the scores are updated and because of this it doesn't repeat a troublesome card until the next 'session.' I may be wrong on this however, please correct me if I am.
Genius does seem to have a more intelligent algorithm; however, the fact that you have to type the answer and not 'flip the card' is quite cumbersome sometimes, especially with long definitions.
I have never heard of studycard studio, but I will have to check it out.
I use this site exclusively for my kanji studies, but I use the flash card program for vocabulary, etc.
I think I will just stick with iFlash for now and try to tweak the interval learning to be a bit more powerful. Does anyone have suggestions as to what values to use for score or inverval modes?
synewave: what level JLPT test are you taking, if you are taking level 4 I would be happy to share lists.
Genius does seem to have a more intelligent algorithm; however, the fact that you have to type the answer and not 'flip the card' is quite cumbersome sometimes, especially with long definitions.
I have never heard of studycard studio, but I will have to check it out.
I use this site exclusively for my kanji studies, but I use the flash card program for vocabulary, etc.
I think I will just stick with iFlash for now and try to tweak the interval learning to be a bit more powerful. Does anyone have suggestions as to what values to use for score or inverval modes?
synewave: what level JLPT test are you taking, if you are taking level 4 I would be happy to share lists.