vFlash Card

The evolution of technology helps improve any domain of activity, even education. Specialized applications can now be used as powerful learning tools, and vFlash Card is a suitable example. With it you can create interactive flashcards and use multiple profiles each with its own question packs and statistics.

You only get to spend a little time in the installation process, but you also need to make sure that .NET Framework is installed as well. The first launch takes you to the profile creation screen. Adding a new one only requires you to write a name, with options to export and import later on.

With a profile loaded the main window shows up which is both the place where you create question packs and practice. Hitting the “add” button enables you to fill in fields for question, and a couple of answers, one of which is correct. Questions are of four types, all of them based on one right answer, while two come with image support. You can enable case sensitivity if necessary.

Over to the import and export section you can pick options to save question packs, load new ones, and go back to the initial profile management window. Running a test is done in the same window, but separate tab. Hitting begin displays text either in an organized or random order, depending on your preferences.

There’s no configurable time limit so you don’t have to hurry. When done a results sheet shows up with accuracy percentage and the number of questions you got right and wrong. These details can also be viewed in the statistics tab in a better organized manner and more details.

To sum it up, vFlash Card is a practical application you can use to create question packs to help study difficult subject and test your skills with detailed statistics to analyze your performance in time. It’s visually appealing, with multiple profile support, and simple navigation between several tabs.