How to work with spaced repetition (old editor)

To help you use the spacing effect to your learners' advantage and make sure they effectively retain what they learn, TalentCards lets you apply the spaced repetition technique.
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​Here's how spaced repetition works with the old editor in your micro-learning portal:
If you are looking for the steps on the new editor, check here.

1. Sign in to your TalentCards account and click Create set (1).
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2. Add a set name (2), description (3), and select Spaced Repetition set (4). Our AI creation tool is not available in Spaced Repetition sets.
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   ​Note: Alternatively, you can change the Set Type of an existing set. Keep in mind that you cannot convert sets that contain quiz cards to spaced repetition sets.
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3. When ready click Use the old editor (5).
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4. Add a few cards to your card set. For example, if you want your users to learn Spanish, create a few vocabulary cards. Add the Spanish word on one side and its translation on the other side.

Note: You cannot add quiz cards to a spaced repetition card set.

When your learners view a card, they can test themselves to see if they know the translation and then flip it for the correct answer. If they're right, they can click I know it, and if wrong, they can click Not yet…

Here's how spaced repetition works in your micro-learning portal:

Spaced repetition card sets repeat material in increased intervals to have the learner review what they've learned before they forget it. The more times a user clicks I know it on a card, the less possibility there is for that card to show up again until, eventually, it's "mastered" by the learner.

The card set is completed when all cards are mastered after they've been reviewed as many times as necessary.