twinzen
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From: Norway
Registered: 2009-05-31
Posts: 45
I decided to make a totally innocent thread about an Anki deck I made for this book while I was studying it. It is basically a very thorough Anki deck containg all the grammar points, with Japanese sentences, explanations and English translations. I spent a lot of time making it, so it would be a pity if I couldn't share it with the community, you never know if someone needs it for their studies, want to improve on it, or just want it for their collection. :p
Edit:
Innocent picture pertaining to the spreadsheet: http://bit.ly/cerTku
Innocent picture pertaining to the Anki deck containg all the info from the spreadsheet: http://bit.ly/8YZJ4f
This deck is based on the revised, newest edition of the book. (As of June 2010) Some fields in the spreadsheet are left empty, but this is intentional. All the information from the grammar section of the book is included.
Last edited by twinzen (2010 June 16, 2:46 am)
atylmo
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From: USA
Registered: 2008-08-05
Posts: 124
Oh man that picture is awesome 
Thanks a lot for this. I've wanted to make a deck for IAIJ ever since I got it but always got kinda demotivated when it came to actually having to sit down and do it (awful patience, plus I had no idea how to organize it) The work's greatly appreciated.
Last edited by atylmo (2010 June 13, 7:42 pm)
atylmo
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From: USA
Registered: 2008-08-05
Posts: 124
@SammyB:
Did you get any errors when you imported? I did, and it only got 63 cards the first time.
I think the problem (at least for me) is the way Google Docs exports .CSVs. It doesn't add commas as placeholders for empty fields, and Anki seems to expect that based on the errors it gave me ("card has 6 fields, expected 7", etc.) After I opened it in OpenOffice and resaved it as a .CSV, it imported 308 cards. OpenOffice also put every field in quotes, if that makes a difference 
It still didn't get all the cards though.
Last edited by atylmo (2010 June 13, 10:38 pm)