Many new things disappear into obscurity. That’s the understandable reason why people don’t pay attention to new things.
And because LearnObit is a new thing, you may be worried that this may disappear too. But that won’t be LearnObit’s fate. At least ...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on March 26th, 2020
I launched LO late-January, 2020. After the first launch, most people's reaction was "Something just doesn't work." And a little later, most people's reaction was "It's so complicated that I can't figure it out." Then people started talking about othe...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on March 18th, 2020
I had three features in mind that the app should have for me to call LO the beta version.
And the first of these features has been released now
The Spreadsheet In the Tree!
This is ironic because the goal of LO is going beyond just learning simple f...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on March 16th, 2020
I'd like to share how I actually use LearnObit.
First of all, I need to decide if the target contents I care about are worth LOizing.
(LOize is a term I coined. It means organizing something into LO so it can be managed as knowledge rather than info...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on February 13th, 2020
Before presenting the researchers’ findings, it can already be noted that the students’ expectations of the retained material bore no correlation to the actual results, showing that the students did not experience anything in the way of a mnemonic lear...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on January 17th, 2020
tl;dr: Of the learning strategies that deserve consideration, the two most effective choices were practice testing and distributed practice(or spaced repetition).While many different approaches are utilized, there are really only few that are effectiv...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on January 2nd, 2020
Seeing as LearnObit uses Spaced Repetition (SR), there is a question that often arises: What separates it from conventional SR Software (SRS), such as Anki?
Let’s start with what binds them first. LearnObit – and likewise all SRS, including Anki – are ...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on January 2nd, 2020
tl;dr: The SR algorithm is to calculate when it's time someone should relearn something, so he or she can keep it as knowledge with the least effort and the least amount of time. Exploiting it by individuals is made possible with the advent of software...
Sungho Yahng
Posted on January 1st, 2020
