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- Flashcards - Conceptually facts are learned as if they were being presented on 'flashcards' with a question and an answer on each card. These cards are then sorted and distributed to different 'boxes' that represent learning progress.
- Learning Modules help you to organize your virtual, multimedia flashcards in a file.
- Box System - This learning method helps you to focus on more difficult words, while still retaining words you know and asking them from time to time. Plus, the distribution of the flashcards inside the boxes gives you an idea of progress in learning.
- Synonyms - MemoryLifter offers various options to treat synonyms of a word in an easy, intuitive way.
- Sample sentences - A sample sentence can be provided for each word, showing you a possible use of the word in real life.
- Audio and video - Both audio and video can be associated with each flash card, giving a better idea how to pronounce words. You can even add audio yourself using the built-in, easy-to-use recording tools.
- Images - Connect an image to a card for a more visual learning experience. Most common image formats are supported, even animations (using the .GIF format) are possible!
- Learning modes - There are multiple learning modes to choose from, including standard text input, multiple choice, listening comprehension and self assessment. If desired, these can be randomized.
- Statistics present useful feedback on your learning progress over time.
- Chapters help you to logically sort the cards in the Learning Module, so you can in turn focus on learning a small part of the whole Learning Module.
- Adding cards has never been as easy as with MemoryLifter. Either enter them by hand, or use the collect feature to collect words while you are reading an electronic document, such as a webpage.
- Powerful import and export features - Both import and export functions support a multitude of (text-based) formats, such as HTML, RTF or a simple comma delimited text file. They can be customized to suit your needs.
- Printing - If you need to print a list of vocabulary, just specify the chapters you want to print, the number of columns and the font size, as well as some other options, and it's done. Optionally, you can export words and print them using a word processor.
- The learning planner can tell you when to stop learning, putting the program in the task tray, where it sleeps for a random amount of time before asking you a few questions.
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