Hello!
I've been thinking about ways to improve my Anki review workflow, specifically how to cut down on review time without compromising how many new words I learn each day.
Right now I use vocab cards with the word on the front and the reading, meaning, and an example sentence on the back (if I'm confident enough about the meaning I don't read the sentence).
I thought that maybe having a more granular approach might help me reduce my time on Anki: splitting my cards into two separate decks, one focused on meaning recall and the other on reading recall. The idea is that by grading the two aspects separately, the FSRS algorithm could space reviews more efficiently. Often enough I find that I can recall one part easily (either meaning or reading) but not the other. So one part is reviewed too often, thus draining more time and energy than necessary.
I realize this might be a bit of a controversial idea, but what do you think about it and has anyone tried something similar?
TL;DR: I'm thinking of splitting vocab cards into two decks: one for meaning recall, one for reading recall so FSRS can space them more efficiently thus less time on anki. Has anyone tried this approach?
by MelodicAmbassador584