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IC flashcards help - Printable Version +- Online Degrees and CLEP and DSST Exam Prep Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb) +-- Forum: Main Category (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Main-Category) +--- Forum: General Education-Related Discussion (https://degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-General-Education-Related-Discussion) +--- Thread: IC flashcards help (/Thread-IC-flashcards-help) |
IC flashcards help - vickyvicky - 01-01-2011 :imwithstupid: I like the flashcards since they are fill in the blank, but it takes me so long to copy and paste each answer into my documents. by the time i finish copy and paste, my eyes feel so painful. Anyone know if there is a way to just copy all the materials down once? any study tips would be appreciated IC flashcards help - ilovebrownies - 01-02-2011 vickyvicky Wrote::imwithstupid: I like the flashcards since they are fill in the blank, but it takes me so long to copy and paste each answer into my documents. by the time i finish copy and paste, my eyes feel so painful. Anyone know if there is a way to just copy all the materials down once? I think you're doing it the easy way. I'm actually using the flashcards and taking notes in a notebook for each flashcard I don't know or understand, which with Biology, it's the majority. My fingers are dented from all the writing. banghead Maybe if I had some type of portable wireless device, notetaking wouldn't be so necessary - being able to take the IC flashcards with me everywhere I go would be wonderful. Those are my two cents. Brownies. ***Biology is kicking my rear! IC flashcards help - vickyvicky - 01-02-2011 thanks...but most of the topics, i have no clue about everything to start with..so if i were to write down them, it will be millions of them IC flashcards help - MISin08 - 01-02-2011 I have used my handwritten notes as the basis for a scavenger hunt for info to amplify on the IC cards...makes it more fun, anyway...then write the expanded notes into a nice pro-looking doc on the computer. Anything that gets you engaged with the info in multiple sensory modes and not just re-reading the same screen over & over. Phillip |