On Stompstart by 19 July 2019 · Stockholm · Sweden
Sharplet.
A Stockholm flashcard web app that timed reviews by spaced repetition, started by a founder who left Ericsson to build it.
Education
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EdTech Europe published a guest post by Hosam Sherif introducing Sharplet, its flashcard course store and a planned feature for turning YouTube clips into flashcards.
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“Learn more in less time”
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“Learn more in less time”
Sharplet is a web application that allows users to remember more in less time. It uses the highly effective “spaced repetition” learning method to optimally schedule flashcard review sessions. This method helps users commit whatever it is they want to learn to long-term memory in an extremely efficient manner. Ultimately, this means users spend less time revising what they already know and more time on what they don’t.
- Topics
- Cloud computing, Education
- Location
- Stockholm · Sweden
In our words: The listing, in alpha and filed from Stockholm, described Sharplet as a web application that used spaced repetition to time flashcard review sessions and move material into long-term memory.
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