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MemoryLifter is a powerful memory aids tool for memorization. Do you want to learn a language, improve your vocabulary, become an expert in your field or just remember certain facts. MemoryLifter is based on the Sebastian Leitner Cardbox principles and uses repetitions of facts.
For a more in-depth look at MemoryLifter, check out the screenshots and the section "How we learn". To jump-start your learning, download the free program now.
Major Features
Check out some of MemoryLifter's major program features: - Automated Learning - Automate your learning with Sebastian Leitner's learning system based on flashcards in boxes that was designed to repeat facts to be learned in a specific sequence, depending on how well you remember the facts.
- Multimedia Enhanced - Greatly enhance your learning experience by including images, audio and video in the learning files.
- Personalized Learning - Create your own flashcards learning files for specific topics you want and include your own multimedia clips to enhance understanding and retention.
- Customizable Learning Session - Customize the learning mode you find most useful to match the learning material - standard text input, multiple choice, listening comprehension, self assessment and random presentation.
- Measure Your Success - Statistics provide the feedback you need to understand how you learn.
- Guaranteed Learning - Use the automated learning planner to regularly quiz you to help you remember the learned knowledge.
Possible Uses
Some of the possible uses for MemoryLifter are: - Learning a foreign language.
- Learning a new vocabulary associated with a specific discipline such as medicine, network technology, electronics, legal, radiology, and many others.
- Learning facts or triva associated with a hobby, profession, or any area of interest.
- Parents introducing pre-school children to alphabets and mathematics to give them a headstart.
- Teachers preparing take-home review questions and answers to help students prepare for an exam.
- Performing periodic self-assessments of learned knowledge.
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