How to import your questions and answers to SuperMemo.com
You can now import your questions and answers instead of having to introduce every single MemoCard separately.
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How to create and edit your own courses at SuperMemo.com
We would like to show you how you can create your own courses with a selection of your MemoCards from the “My MemoCards” collection.
How to improve creativity with SuperMemo?
SuperMemo 16 uses a concept called incremental reading. We claim that incremental reading can be used to creatively come up with new ideas.
And the winner is … Olive Green!
This time straight from the UK: Olive Green by SuperMemo has won the BETT Awards 2016 competition in the Educational Apps category!
On SuperMemo 16+, SuperMemo.com and innovations
a SuperMemo user has approached us with the following question: I've been using SuperMemo for Windows every day for almost 5 years
Learn Business English the fun way
When your English is already quite polished and you can boast intermediate-level skills, it might be a good moment to try a course focused on vocabulary...
The OK! series: Learn through images
Would you like to learn the basics of English, Spanish, German or French? Do you enjoy using visuals while studying?
Call for requests: Import and export in SuperMemo.com
Recently, we have received several enquires about the import and export functions in SuperMemo.com.
MemoCards: What are they?
In the SuperMemo.com app we decided to coin and use a new MemoCard term. What we mean by MemoCard is a chunk of information, usually in the form of a question...
On the future of the SuperMemo.com business model
Thank you all for your first remarks and enquiries regarding beta SuperMemo.com. Apart from other things, we will also use this blog to comment on general...
In-built dictionaries available in all SuperMemo.com courses
A couple of days ago we introduced the of vocabulary courses that make it possible for you to learn 25,000 words in four different languages.
SuperMemo.com and “Olive Green” shortlisted for Wharton-QS Stars Reimagine Education Awards
As autumn comes this time of year in the northern hemisphere, days become shorter and the weather is gloomy.
