For all of you who knew me before i finished the 3000 kanji about 5 months back, then moved to Osaka. Since moving here i have forgetten to keep up with my kanji reps. It's been 2 months since I reviewed them. Going to start up again in the next few days.

I still remember quite a bit so I was thinking doing 100 reviews a day. That way I catch up with my reviews in a month. Is this a good idea or should I just restart the process all over again?

wtf r u?

j/k

I would recommend timeboxing over designated amounts of #s. There's another similar thread with good tips, I'll try to find.

http://forum.koohii.com/showthread.php?tid=4912

Ah that sounds like a better idea. I wish that anki would work on the computers here at work. I work at an english school with computers in our booths so when we have free time we can do whatever we want. But the flash is outdated on the computers and no way of updating, therefore anki doesn't work. I will still bring in my laptop and use that.

I think you can install anki onto a usb stick.

As long as you have an internet connection back home, you should be fine!

Damn nice idea. I'll try that.

jacf29 Wrote:I still remember quite a bit so I was thinking doing 100 reviews a day.

I have finished RTK1 and RTK3 but stopped at the beginning of KO2001. I'm starting RTK1 from scratch at 50 kanjis per day and I remember most of them. I thing it's a good idea to do it again faster if you don't mind ... doing RTK from scratch again

mypapa12 Wrote:

jacf29 Wrote:I still remember quite a bit so I was thinking doing 100 reviews a day.

I have finished RTK1 and RTK3 but stopped at the beginning of KO2001. I'm starting RTK1 from scratch at 50 kanjis per day and I remember most of them. I thing it's a good idea to do it again faster if you don't mind ... doing RTK from scratch again

would you recommend doing jrtk or just doing rtk again then doing jrtk?

smithem Wrote:I think you can install anki onto a usb stick.

It does.

spleenlol Wrote:would you recommend doing jrtk or just doing rtk again then doing jrtk?

Personnaly, I'll stick to RTK before trying again KO2001 (or JRTK that I just discovered thanks to you). But if you feel confident enough, you can do both and see if you can stand it. I really want to study again RTK1 (I won't try RTK3 one more time, I feel like I can jump to more serious stuff now).

yeah thanks i think i'll do rtk with ko2001 and then once i'm done with both i'll do jrtk.
gotta fit rtk3 in there sometime though...