Help using Anki?

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Anki is hard to be taught how to really use, but you can check out @hinekidori’s tutorial here,

[Anki] Tutorials

I’ve made a handful of Anki tutorial or example videos now. So I thought it would make a post to deposit them in one place. →  [Anki: How to Change Note Types] →  [Anki: Using the Suspend Tool] →  [Anki: Creating Card Types] →  [Anki: Some Features] →  [Anki: Testing my Genki Deck] →  [Anki: Choosing Between Commonly Kana/Kanji] →  [Anki: Basic Styling Walk-Thru] →  [Anki: Activating and Styling the Input Box] If you want to try out the decks you see in the videos you can follow the link belo…

A general recommendation to replicate WaniKani experience would be

• Type-in input {{type:Field}}
• A few hours’ interval 1 10 240 480
• Furthermore, creating a deck using spreadsheet / text file
• Sub-decks ::

https://community.wanikani.com/t/AnkiWaniKani-20/9751