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Hi,
I have several schedules in which there are no new terms anymore, but I just want to practice/repeat like x% of the total set every day.
For example: hiragana and katakana schedules: from the like 200 terms total, I want to practice/repeat 50 every day. So when I start my Renshuu app, how can I get 50 randomised katakana and hiragana to practise with? I don't want to start a focused review in this case, because doing 50 at once is too much. I want to spread the practicing over the day in like 5 sets of 10 questions. Manually doing 5 focused reviews is not an option, because in that case I have to keep track of how many times I've done a focused review to get to the total of 50.
Another one: I made my own 'kanji look & learn' (yeah from the book) schedule, which will eventually have 512 kanji. How can I practice 100 randomly selected kanji from this set of 512 in 10 sets of 10 during a day? Again, I don't want to manually start a focused review ten times and keep track of how many I've done allready.
JLPT N5 vocab list: same thing! Just want to repeat like 100 words a day.
So I'm basically looking for a way for Renshuu when I open the app in the morning to tell me like 'hey you have to repeat 100 kanji, 100 words, 50 katakana/hiragana, ...., today, here's your list, start working on it'.
Any ideas? Thansk a lot!
Go to the schedule options of the respective schedule (gear symbol) and then to "more settings".
Example 5 x 10 per quiz = 50
Adjust "quiz size" to how many terms you want in a single review (in the example you gave that would be 10).
Adjust the "daily study goal" by removing the checkmark for "as much as I can" and entering your total of terms for the day (50 for the example).
Adjust the "mix in terms for review slider" to none if you don't want additional terms from other schedules so that you get exactly 10 per quiz.
Don't forget to "save settings" at the top!
(Also you can still see all terms that "need to be reviewed" or do extra reviews to lower that number by clicking on the name of the schedule.)
Do this separatly for each schedule.
I hope it helps :)
Go to the schedule options of the respective schedule (gear symbol) and then to "more settings".
Example 5 x 10 per quiz = 50
Adjust "quiz size" to how many terms you want in a single review (in the example you gave that would be 10).
Adjust the "daily study goal" by removing the checkmark for "as much as I can" and entering your total of terms for the day (50 for the example).
Adjust the "mix in terms for review slider" to none if you don't want additional terms from other schedules so that you get exactly 10 per quiz.
Don't forget to "save settings" at the top!
(Also you can still see all terms that "need to be reviewed" or do extra reviews to lower that number by clicking on the name of the schedule.)
Do this separatly for each schedule.
I hope it helps :)
thanks! I'm gonna try that right away.
update: hmm, strange. works for the JLPT-N5 vocab schedule, but doesn't work for the other ones (kanji, katakana, hiragana, grammar) ...
I'm not exactly sure where your problem lies. I tried those settings and it worked for me.
Could you maybe explain further? Does it not allow you to save the settings? Is the warning at the bottom the problem? Or does the schedule not behave according to the settings?
The warning is just meant to tell you that you won't level up the mastery for your terms as quickly if you study many vectors at once. Because each vector is tracked separatly you will see each single term a lot more often (once for each vector) and that means progress in a lower number of terms.
At least as far as I understand it. (I might be wrong.)
You can ignore the warning if you want though. It still seems to save the settings just fine :)
I'm not exactly sure where your problem lies. I tried those settings and it worked for me.
Could you maybe explain further? Does it not allow you to save the settings? Is the warning at the bottom the problem? Or does the schedule not behave according to the settings?
i made the adjustments you suggested, saved them but they only seem to work as expected for the vocab schedule, not for the kana, grammar and kanji ones.
maybe i should wait for a schedule refresh? happens at 03:00, it's 20:50 right now
Yeah, I think I had a similar problem a few times. I'm not sure when they save the changes but if I remember correctly you just have to wait
I did not have time to read through all of the messages, but addressing the first one:
Aside from the focused reviews, there is not really a way to have renshuu queue up a fixed number of terms for you each day that sidestep the system's scheduling of "hey, which terms do they actually need to study". Although I cannot say what'll happen in the future, my gut at this point is leaning towards not adding something like this, as it is another layer of complexity that further adds to the "renshuu is too complex to use" issue that I'm continually battling.
As I understand it, it would essentially be a third way of gathering terms, where the first two are:
1. Normal studying (let the schedule choose, with efforts to minimize "unnecessary studying"
2. Focused review (ignores scheduled reviews, lets you choose a fixed amount based on several parameters)
It seems like it might be swingable as an extension to the Focused review, but the potential UI does not sound pleasant to me (which would not just be your use-case, but broadening the system enough so that a lot of people could take advantage of it):
A. Daily limit on focused review studies:
B. Max number of terms per quiz:
C. Per schedule? global?
D. A visual display keeping track of A,B,C and showing it to the user
E. additional database structuring to keep track of all of this. (It would need to keep track of how many were done per day compared to the limit, as well as keep track of which terms were studied that day, as I imagine most people would want it, say, split up between x number of quizzes, but not have the same terms repeated across multiple quizzes)
I definitely add as many user requests as I can, but this one feels a bit too niche to me in comparison to the work it would require to implement as well as the visual complexity that it would add.
To keep track of how many sets you've studied for today you can look at the stats page to see how many terms you've studied for the day.
I did not have time to read through all of the messages, but addressing the first one:
Aside from the focused reviews, there is not really a way to have renshuu queue up a fixed number of terms for you each day that sidestep the system's scheduling of "hey, which terms do they actually need to study". Although I cannot say what'll happen in the future, my gut at this point is leaning towards not adding something like this, as it is another layer of complexity that further adds to the "renshuu is too complex to use" issue that I'm continually battling.
As I understand it, it would essentially be a third way of gathering terms, where the first two are:
1. Normal studying (let the schedule choose, with efforts to minimize "unnecessary studying"
2. Focused review (ignores scheduled reviews, lets you choose a fixed amount based on several parameters)
It seems like it might be swingable as an extension to the Focused review, but the potential UI does not sound pleasant to me (which would not just be your use-case, but broadening the system enough so that a lot of people could take advantage of it):
A. Daily limit on focused review studies:
B. Max number of terms per quiz:
C. Per schedule? global?
D. A visual display keeping track of A,B,C and showing it to the user
E. additional database structuring to keep track of all of this. (It would need to keep track of how many were done per day compared to the limit, as well as keep track of which terms were studied that day, as I imagine most people would want it, say, split up between x number of quizzes, but not have the same terms repeated across multiple quizzes)
I definitely add as many user requests as I can, but this one feels a bit too niche to me in comparison to the work it would require to implement as well as the visual complexity that it would add.
thnks, are you actually saying that if I tell Renshuu my daily study goal is 100 (kanji or whatever), I might only get to see like 20 or so because there's some SRS stuff going on? if that's the case then that's totally fine because I am studying these 100 kanji without actually seeing 100 kanji a day. Maybe I just don't understand how Renshuu works well enough yet!
To keep track of how many sets you've studied for today you can look at the stats page to see how many terms you've studied for the day.
thanks! didn't think of that option.