eNote Cards

It's a digital age... most college students can type faster than they write, myself included. In my last semester at NCSU, I was bogged down with making out note cards to memorize course material. This took a great deal of time, and when I got them finished I really only needed about half of the ones I made out. I decided I could do it better via the web, so I sat down and designed this web app.

eNote Cards uses a special method of random selection outlined in my writing about random numbers and prioritizing theory at bjsintay.com. The user informs the priority engine of whether or not they knew the answer to the card displayed each time a card is viewed. The questions missed the most will appear the most, concentrating your time/energy on the harder questions. It's been a great experiement for learning curve mathematics as well as an excellent tool for my schoolwork.

http://notecards.bjsintay.com