Memorize Words Flashcard System

Just because you finished school a long time ago doesn’t mean you can’t learn new things. The computer proves to be especially useful in this regard, allowing you to self-train with the right software components. For instance, Memorize Words Flashcard System trains your visual memory into learning new words, and definitions, with aid from audio and video resources.

A cool thing about it is the possibility to use it on different types of operating systems, since it relies on Java Runtime Environment in order to function. With no installation required, it’s even possible to carry it around on a thumb drive, along with your lessons, so you can practice every time you use a computer.

Customization plays an important role here, but not in the sense of visual tweaking, but rather the possibility to decide what words are included in cards, deck organizing, and even tests. The main window is where all configuration are done, with a separate section to start tests, and see whether or not you can learn a thing or two.

You don’t necessarily have to target a specific subject, so you’re free to create multiple categories and include related cards in each. A new card doesn’t take a lot of setup time, nor effort. Requirement fields ask you to fill in word, pronunciation, meaning, with the possibility to include examples in the form of large definitions, or even pictures from your computer.

The only downside to the whole operation is that everything needs to be configured from scratch, because the application comes with no preset cards whatsoever. On the other hand, a proper configuration is sure to help you learn, with customizable tests which let you analyze words with example resources, and decide whether or not you learned it by showing the result.

In conclusion, Memorize Words Flashcard System is a powerful self-tutoring environment, which aims to work out your visual memory to help you learn new words, and specialized terms. Tests keep track of your performance so you can repeat until all words are learned. Sadly, a great deal of effort needs to be invested in card setup before you actually have something to test.