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My question is how to study for the real world, studying for university and school was easy. How do you effectively learn in real life, in my case programming. I find that my brute force studying method of taking notes(written in my own words) from the books, courses and documentations along with practice isn't very efficient. I'm even employed and if anything I was learning far more when I didn't have a job, but now that I do I need to learn how to learn quickly and efficiently.
I have started the preparation for a competitive exam this year, have been your sub for years now, it is the most perfect timing to learn more of anki. Thanks Ali, you will be building lives with this one🎉🎉
you have helped me unlock the beauty of life and productivity.I will try to help others do the same.This i think will be the ultimate way to say thank you for your efforts.
Flashcards are great if you prepare them progressively as you encounter the material, and study a bit every day. I don't know what your timing is like, but when it's time to study for your exams, it's already too late to implement flashcards.
I'm refining my study strategy after a two-year break from uni, searched for "Anki", looking particularly for content that you shared - what a joy to find out you've posted this masterclass just two days ago! Thank you!!! 🤓
I've learned more from your channel in a month than I have in years of self-improvement. Your practical tips and strategies have transformed my life, boosting my productivity and focus. You're the best!😊❤😊
Amazing!!! Every time you are able to surprise us. It is not just a course on how to use the program but how to use it in the most efficient way! Thank you
Anki shortcuts: Spacebar: Flip to the back side of a card. 1 key: Record a "Fail" response to a card. 2 key: Record a "Hard" response to a card. 3 key: Record a "Good" response to a card. 4 key: Record an "Easy" response to a card. Ctrl + Enter: Add selected card to deck. R: Replay audio. X: Delete selected card. Ctrl + Shift + D: Duplicate selected card. Ctrl + S: Save changes. Ctrl + Z: Undo.
Anki is amazing, I wish I knew about it when I started college, would've saved me lots of time and effort! + I just found that Sydney isn't Australia's capital, I have lived in the darkness my whole life!
Lol, finally he has released this video. I have been asking him for a while now. Looks like he read my comment somewhere. I love you Man. Thanks you so much. 🙌🏽
TTS (text to speach) is the super-puper add-on ! not only essential for language learning, but in general, as you can review cards without looking on the screen.
this course was made before FSRS. most people nowadays use the FSRS algorithm since it's way better at estimating your retention. This can be turned on in the settings if you scroll to the bottom. I just see a lot of people going to the settings chapter of the video which is outdated ://
True. Also, the "Review Sort Order" setting should be set to "Ascending Difficulty," which has been tested to be the best sort order for dealing with a backlog of cards, and the sort order has been shown to not matter anyways for decks that don't have a backlog.
I'm making something like this, but it looks much better, sharing/picking packs is much easier, and there is no card overload, and you can explain the answer in your own words. I'll be launching a beta in like two weeks' time.
i just started high school and i was struggling so much with urdu, watching this and using what it showed me helped me out a ton and i went from an f to a b TYSM♥♥
I downloaded Anki but didn't know how the algorithm worked or how I could make it useful, as I'm preparing to get into a med school, this is exactly what I needed. I won't be doing flashcards right now, as it needs time to build the system, but so helpful after I get into med school truely thank you, Ali.
@@renavwissen7817 there are but self made are best cuz they are acc to your need and knowledge. we can take some help but can't depend on it, as it can be overwhelming.
Found your evidence based study tips when I was in undergrad (great timing), then you moved onto really helpful real world useful videos once I finished uni (also great timing), and right as I get accepted into a Masters degree and was thinking of starting using your Google sheets active recall method but was also considering Anki last night (I'm in Tokyo right now), you upload this (again immaculate timing). You are a legend Ali 🤝
I watch TH-cam videos and listen to podcasts on subjects I want to learn about, but thank you for the tip of anki, There was a flash card app that I download it when I was studying.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Anki fan, I've been using it since my first year at university. But in the last 6 months I've switched to Flashka and honestly, it's been a game changer. It has all the same features (spaced repetition, flashcard editing, image occlusion, etc) and uses a similar SM2 algorithm, but the best part is that I can automatically generate flashcards from my professors' slides. It's like having premade decks directly from your professor, usually I also edit them directly in class as I take notes while tweaking the premade flashcards :)
@@Phylumspongella it's free if you don't care about the advertisements on the home page but I think there's a pop up with the app and ends up being 50% off so like $40 or something? idk! I think its worth it if you're going to actively be using active recall and spaced repetition for the year
Hey Ali. Im in uni doing Biomedical Science, and I've recently started using notion for notes and questions (basically your notion method) and keep anki aside as I used it in a levels but I don't understand how anki doesn't provide the scope of the subject like you mentioned in your notion vids (so it wouldn't be efficient when studying larger concepts + anki is just question and answer to memorize facts (single facts )). Thanks
So good this is now free, and so nostalgic too!! Thank you very much. However, I guess a lot of us are now FY1/2 or above... and I wonder how these principles apply now when studying for your specialty, taking into account that there's not gonna be an exam "soon". You have to just study to know facts for your clinical practice. Maybe a video about that asking colleagues or old friends? I would very much appreciate it
When this video series was created, FSRS did not yet exist. In 2024, most people will be better off using FSRS than the scheduling portion of the recommended settings at 1:45:54. This segment of the course should be considered outdated. (This is not a critique of the rest.)
You are literally an inspiration for everyone, at this point most of the videos I like are your videos. I do have a recommendation - "WATCH THIS TO RESET YOUR LIFE BY PRODUCTIVITY"
Hey Ali, I absolutely loved the video, especially how you explain things so clearly and engagingly at the same time! I’m James, a 16-year-old scriptwriter from Australia and I love helping creators such as yourself free up time by writing their video scripts. Would you know someone who might be interested?
I think you can use Google Sheets to make flashcards in CSV format and import them into Anki. I used Gemini to generate questions and answers in table format then I exported them into a Google sheet, downloaded them as CSV, and then imported them and I found it is pretty good
My question is how to study for the real world, studying for university and school was easy. How do you effectively learn in real life, in my case programming. I find that my brute force studying method of taking notes(written in my own words) from the books, courses and documentations along with practice isn't very efficient. I'm even employed and if anything I was learning far more when I didn't have a job, but now that I do I need to learn how to learn quickly and efficiently.
Hey Ali ! Would you like to make a video on how did you get into Harvard medical college . It will be helpful for many of the teenagers like me that aspire to go there😊
1:49:35 Show new cards in order added: when I select random, Anki says 'With the V3 scheduler, it is better to leave this set to sequential, and adjust the new card gather order instead.' What should we do?
43:00 whenever I add multiplies cloze deletions in the form of a C1: , C2: , C3 in one single card . it only shows me first one( C1) while reviewing . Please help
This will be immensely helpful, being a physical therapy student. I've been using a website called Gizmo, which automatically just makes me flashcards when I import a PDF, docs, or even a PPT directly to it (AI flashcard generation). Any idea how I could do this but with anki?
I used anki before 2 month of my exam The way i was used when i read lectures to understand i make card withou any effort to save information befor i put it Than start review tham That make me repeated the card for many time to save the information I feel like if i sudy the lectures and used mind map than i used anki i will remember the information better
Hey Ali, I couldn’t say thank you enough. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I actually have one question while following the instructions. The first time I logged in I didn’t have the the options of upload to / download from Ankiweb. I just click sync and everything is synced. Do you think there is a web to set that up in setting ? Or I don’t really need to since when I click sync , it’s also updated on other devices. Thank you :)
@@Theglobalpharm “please turn the information below into 10 difficult question and answers from my notes. Output as a csv and have the questions in column A and answers in the next column. Here are my notes: “
Can't thank you enough as I am going to use it to revise my IT prompt command, I used to be on the verge of deciding whether I like you or not, now I really do 🙏
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If this class was helpful for you I'd love to hear your thoughts down below! And you can check out my Ultimate Studying Bundle here: go.aliabdaal.com/studying-bundle/yt
Ali you are an inspiration. I want support for my education. Hope everyone helps here ❤
My question is how to study for the real world, studying for university and school was easy.
How do you effectively learn in real life, in my case programming. I find that my brute force studying method of taking notes(written in my own words) from the books, courses and documentations along with practice isn't very efficient.
I'm even employed and if anything I was learning far more when I didn't have a job, but now that I do I need to learn how to learn quickly and efficiently.
I have started the preparation for a competitive exam this year, have been your sub for years now, it is the most perfect timing to learn more of anki.
Thanks Ali, you will be building lives with this one🎉🎉
arabic adio its good for us
do not forgot
you have helped me unlock the beauty of life and productivity.I will try to help others do the same.This i think will be the ultimate way to say thank you for your efforts.
This feels nostalgic! ✨️
Feels like a throwback to the days when Ali used to make study related videos all the time 🫠
It's when he didn't have the beard. 😢
Yeah....
Old Ali is BACK! love those studying videos !
Someone download this video quick before ali decides this video is too valuable and deletes it.
😅
Best timing❤I was just preparing for my exams
Flashcards are great if you prepare them progressively as you encounter the material, and study a bit every day.
I don't know what your timing is like, but when it's time to study for your exams, it's already too late to implement flashcards.
Me too
@@cedricol Thanks for the advice❤️
@@Phoenixwings-bi3cg best of luck 👍 ✨️
Same this is great
General Shortcuts:
• A: Add Card
• B: Browse
• S: Sync
• Space: Review Cards
• Shift + S: Suspend Card
• T: Add Tags
• D: Change Deck
While Reviewing Cards:
• 1: Good (card quality)
• 2: Hard (card quality)
• 3: Easy (card quality)
• 4: Again (card quality)
• Space/Enter: Show Answer
• Shift + R: Show Card in Reverse (if reversed card)
• F: Flag Card
During Card Creation:
• Shift + C: Switch to Cloze Deletion
• Shift + F: Switch Between Front and Back
Deck Management:
• Shift + D: Create New Deck
• I: Import
• E: Export
Navigation:
• H: Go to Home
• D: Go to Deck
• Shift + B: Go to Browser
I actually remember when I watched this on skillshare in 2020 4 years back. Ali's courses turned my life around. Especially the stoicism one
I was just about to start making flashcards for my finance exam…the timing of this could not have come better! YES!!!!!!!!!!! ❤
Me tooo for my finance exam. Cfa l1
@@tranquilitybaseonMars how is being working anki for your cfa exam ?
@ getting there. Slow and steady. Its work and some efforts in the beginning and a learning curve for sure.
I'm refining my study strategy after a two-year break from uni, searched for "Anki", looking particularly for content that you shared - what a joy to find out you've posted this masterclass just two days ago! Thank you!!! 🤓
OMG 3 hours?!! I'm gonna watch this like a show over the long weekend😆🤩 Thank you!
I've learned more from your channel in a month than I have in years of self-improvement. Your practical tips and strategies have transformed my life, boosting my productivity and focus. You're the best!😊❤😊
Amazing!!! Every time you are able to surprise us. It is not just a course on how to use the program but how to use it in the most efficient way! Thank you
Ali, thank you so much for giving us this class for free, you are the absolute best!
I am studying English…and I listen to you to train my listening!!!! I will try Anki for new words!!! 😅
I’ve tried Anki before but had always been struggling, this video is amazing! So clarifying and helpful!!!
Anki shortcuts:
Spacebar: Flip to the back side of a card.
1 key: Record a "Fail" response to a card.
2 key: Record a "Hard" response to a card.
3 key: Record a "Good" response to a card.
4 key: Record an "Easy" response to a card.
Ctrl + Enter: Add selected card to deck.
R: Replay audio.
X: Delete selected card.
Ctrl + Shift + D: Duplicate selected card.
Ctrl + S: Save changes.
Ctrl + Z: Undo.
do you maybe know how to switch to the back from a card? (while editing)
nvm its tab
Anki is amazing, I wish I knew about it when I started college, would've saved me lots of time and effort! + I just found that Sydney isn't Australia's capital, I have lived in the darkness my whole life!
Lol, finally he has released this video. I have been asking him for a while now. Looks like he read my comment somewhere. I love you Man. Thanks you so much. 🙌🏽
aw you're welcome haha, sorry it took so long!
This is the best tutoring video I have seen in decades period !
Thank you so much for sharing this for FREE I need this as a medical student ❤
TTS (text to speach) is the super-puper add-on ! not only essential for language learning, but in general, as you can review cards without looking on the screen.
this course was made before FSRS. most people nowadays use the FSRS algorithm since it's way better at estimating your retention. This can be turned on in the settings if you scroll to the bottom. I just see a lot of people going to the settings chapter of the video which is outdated ://
True. Also, the "Review Sort Order" setting should be set to "Ascending Difficulty," which has been tested to be the best sort order for dealing with a backlog of cards, and the sort order has been shown to not matter anyways for decks that don't have a backlog.
I'm making something like this, but it looks much better, sharing/picking packs is much easier, and there is no card overload, and you can explain the answer in your own words. I'll be launching a beta in like two weeks' time.
i just started high school and i was struggling so much with urdu, watching this and using what it showed me helped me out a ton and i went from an f to a b
TYSM♥♥
ALI'S BACK AT IT AGAIN WITH THE STUDYTUBE, RAAAAHHH 😤😤😤😤🎉🎉🎉💃🏻💃🏻
Preparing for my examns rn .. with anki.. omg ali what a timing 😂😂
I downloaded Anki but didn't know how the algorithm worked or how I could make it useful, as I'm preparing to get into a med school, this is exactly what I needed. I won't be doing flashcards right now, as it needs time to build the system, but so helpful after I get into med school
truely thank you, Ali.
There are a lot of pre-made decks for med school. I'm not in that field but heard about it from other anki videos.
@@renavwissen7817 there are but self made are best cuz they are acc to your need and knowledge. we can take some help but can't depend on it, as it can be overwhelming.
Found your evidence based study tips when I was in undergrad (great timing), then you moved onto really helpful real world useful videos once I finished uni (also great timing), and right as I get accepted into a Masters degree and was thinking of starting using your Google sheets active recall method but was also considering Anki last night (I'm in Tokyo right now), you upload this (again immaculate timing). You are a legend Ali 🤝
Thank you so much for this!! I'm currently in year 13 and this is going to help so much with exam preparation.
Feeling nostalgic, Old Ali!
Perfect time since my term started officially this week!
the whop and apple watch combo is crazy
Best video ever ! So helpful ! Thank you for doing this and explaining everything in detail ❤
Goated TH-camr. This video is super helpful!!
Thanks
Anki is saving my ass every semester in medical school 😂 just the best imo
I watch TH-cam videos and listen to podcasts on subjects I want to learn about, but thank you for the tip of anki, There was a flash card app that I download it when I was studying.
Justin Sung gonna have a field day with this one 😂😂
Justin Sung has a hard time with when people are learning via Anki because it's not financially good for him.
Just what I was looking for a few hours ago! Thank u very much
Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Anki fan, I've been using it since my first year at university. But in the last 6 months I've switched to Flashka and honestly, it's been a game changer. It has all the same features (spaced repetition, flashcard editing, image occlusion, etc) and uses a similar SM2 algorithm, but the best part is that I can automatically generate flashcards from my professors' slides. It's like having premade decks directly from your professor, usually I also edit them directly in class as I take notes while tweaking the premade flashcards :)
I do the same! I tried to anki but switched to vaia because it was just too difficult to understand the UI
Is it free
@@Phylumspongella it's free if you don't care about the advertisements on the home page but I think there's a pop up with the app and ends up being 50% off so like $40 or something? idk! I think its worth it if you're going to actively be using active recall and spaced repetition for the year
@@somastudy thanks bro
@@somastudy I've been using vaia for the past 2 years and am now testing anki.
I use every day and want to increase my knowledge about it.
can't believe i've only found out about anki in my master's last year 😭 I am now glad I'm retaking an exam from my first year to try it out ahhaha
You have made my year.
5:37 I respect the glow up bro went. from the litterly embodiment of a nerd too a pretty chill and laid back lookin dude
Thanks a lot. I receive it as a gift for DURGA puja❤️🇧🇩
Hey Ali. Im in uni doing Biomedical Science, and I've recently started using notion for notes and questions (basically your notion method) and keep anki aside as I used it in a levels but I don't understand how anki doesn't provide the scope of the subject like you mentioned in your notion vids (so it wouldn't be efficient when studying larger concepts + anki is just question and answer to memorize facts (single facts )). Thanks
Perfect timing , i was looking for a video like that for my 2 hours fly
شکریہ you released it at the right time
So good this is now free, and so nostalgic too!! Thank you very much.
However, I guess a lot of us are now FY1/2 or above... and I wonder how these principles apply now when studying for your specialty, taking into account that there's not gonna be an exam "soon". You have to just study to know facts for your clinical practice.
Maybe a video about that asking colleagues or old friends? I would very much appreciate it
Great video about anki, but there is an upgrade within the algorithm. Can you make a video about FSRS algorithm please?
This is good! Can you please teach us how to properly use Gemini or ChatGPT for studying in your next video?
When this video series was created, FSRS did not yet exist. In 2024, most people will be better off using FSRS than the scheduling portion of the recommended settings at 1:45:54. This segment of the course should be considered outdated. (This is not a critique of the rest.)
You are literally an inspiration for everyone, at this point most of the videos I like are your videos.
I do have a recommendation - "WATCH THIS TO RESET YOUR LIFE BY PRODUCTIVITY"
I know you
@pixelman400 start uploading videos
Very grateful for this video! Thank you!!! 🙏🏾 ❤
Hey Ali,
I absolutely loved the video, especially how you explain things so clearly and engagingly at the same time!
I’m James, a 16-year-old scriptwriter from Australia and I love helping creators such as yourself free up time by writing their video scripts.
Would you know someone who might be interested?
Hv not seen full video yet will do... Really missed this study videos..Doctors community needs you back😂
I always study alone🐬 and this perfect for me thanks💕💕
Man Damn, keep making this kind of class, Love you
I think you can use Google Sheets to make flashcards in CSV format and import them into Anki. I used Gemini to generate questions and answers in table format then I exported them into a Google sheet, downloaded them as CSV, and then imported them and I found it is pretty good
My exam is coming thank you for video ❤
Perfect timing. Uploaded 26 mins ago 🤯
Thank you Ali! This doesn't apply to me much, but I always watch your videos to get video editing inspiration :)
Perfect timing
My question is how to study for the real world, studying for university and school was easy.
How do you effectively learn in real life, in my case programming. I find that my brute force studying method of taking notes(written in my own words) from the books, courses and documentations along with practice isn't very efficient.
I'm even employed and if anything I was learning far more when I didn't have a job, but now that I do I need to learn how to learn quickly and efficiently.
You need to test Mochi flashcard, the UX is awasome compared to Anki design.
The best anki couse ever｜
تعتقد ما هي افضل طريقه لتعلم اللغه الانجليزيه يا صديقي ❤
Bro thank you so much
Hey Ali ! Would you like to make a video on how did you get into Harvard medical college . It will be helpful for many of the teenagers like me that aspire to go there😊
1:49:35 Show new cards in order added: when I select random, Anki says 'With the V3 scheduler, it is better to leave this set to sequential, and adjust the new card gather order instead.' What should we do?
I LOVE THIS APP
43:00 whenever I add multiplies cloze deletions in the form of a C1: , C2: , C3 in one single card . it only shows me first one( C1) while reviewing . Please help
i love this video! i’ve never seen someone place the tracks like this. can i do it with body wave hair? or only textured
Its true that simple techniques are used by most people but very less people use advanced techniques. Same with views.
Thank you Ali for great work you do.
The timingggg
This will be immensely helpful, being a physical therapy student. I've been using a website called Gizmo, which automatically just makes me flashcards when I import a PDF, docs, or even a PPT directly to it (AI flashcard generation). Any idea how I could do this but with anki?
Sweet thanks this is great for my Chinese medicine studies
was waiting for this only
Thank You Ali, I can't thank you enough as a master's student❤❤
I’m a masters student too. I’m looking for more efficient ways to study . What methods do you use?
@@Theglobalpharm For me reading about a topic and then teaching it to a wall really works. wby
@@anamikadeb9335 I read concepts broadly first then make flash cards and I also try to explain the concept like I’m teaching someone
could you make a vid about Remnote as well? Would love that really really
Never delete this please
Your generosity and service to the medical community is more than inspiring. Thank you Ali! You push us to be better.
Wow Ali, this is amazing! thank you sooo much!
Thank you for sharing this class :)
Throwback! Study buddy Ali.
I used anki before 2 month of my exam
The way i was used when i read lectures to understand i make card withou any effort to save information befor i put it
Than start review tham
That make me repeated the card for many time to save the information
I feel like if i sudy the lectures and used mind map than i used anki i will remember the information better
Thank you for doing this
Hey Ali, I couldn’t say thank you enough. Thank you so much for this tutorial.
I actually have one question while following the instructions. The first time I logged in I didn’t have the the options of upload to / download from Ankiweb. I just click sync and everything is synced. Do you think there is a web to set that up in setting ? Or I don’t really need to since when I click sync , it’s also updated on other devices.
Thank you :)
You can speed run creating front and back cards and outputting into csv using chatgpt
How do you do that?
@@Theglobalpharm “please turn the information below into 10 difficult question and answers from my notes. Output as a csv and have the questions in column A and answers in the next column. Here are my notes: “
A friend in need...❤
I had it but couldn't understand how to use it. I have this on android and will be using it on this. Ty
This is awesome, do you have a notion one?
thank u man ❤
Great❤
Thank you Ali!
Next a video editing masterclass!!
Thank youu💜
Can't thank you enough as I am going to use it to revise my IT prompt command, I used to be on the verge of deciding whether I like you or not, now I really do 🙏
I am maybe the first to comment. Good job Ali.
Not acctually:/