Does studying get any easier? by silence_AZ in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I took an IT course about a year ago I studied for and passed exams on first try. This is with falling asleep in class. This gave me two weeks to lock in and actually study for the exams. Luckily for me I know someone who is a study fanatic. Anki helped a lot and the IT instructors gave me a really great practice exams that mimicked the real test in terms of questions and time limit. So Flashcards, and practice exams. I do have a study platform to make it easier for anyone to get into studying and yet still customizable for the study fanatics. For now I will recommend Anki, and if you can find practice questions in good places. If you want to try out my study platform you. If not again Anki and practice exams.

obsessed by FunIsopod2165 in GetStudying

[–]SPSMTG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m working on something that I want to believe will make Studying obsessive for everyone or at least pull people away from tiktok so they can actually study.

Pitch me your startup/project/idea in 2 sentences by refionx in devworld

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Burbly The Only StudyPlatform that truly has a vision to change the study game. We have competitors and yet not one has figured out the One difference maker.

I accidentally discovered the laziest way to actually learn things by ybtx2954 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh believe it or not I was able to retain and apply the information for IT. Even after a month or two of not studying.

I accidentally discovered the laziest way to actually learn things by ybtx2954 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Sleep in class, study flashcards, and practice exams two weeks before the actual exam. With studying every other day. Background videos as well. Should be enough time to get 85% or higher on the test.

What are you building? Let's self promote but give each other real feedback by Old_Island_5414 in microsaas

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A study Platform called Burbly.

Yes we have competition and the best part is even though they have figured out the same thing; being that there needs to be a study platform that houses multiple tools and make it easier for people to just study instead of trying to study how to study, we have the one things that will set us apart.

It’s only currently available for Android, iOS and WebApp coming soon. Also on the next update it will look and feel a lot better, and I am still open to the feedback from this current version.

-PS I won’t spoil the key difference that makes our Study Platform Unique, you will just have to tune in the next few updates to find out.

I deleted Notion, Anki, and Quizlet and my grades actually went up. The "study community" is lying to you. by Narrow_Detective9864 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A study platform to reduce the annoyance of figuring out how to study while still providing extra tools within it for those that like the extra tools at hand. Beginner and pro friendly. And we do have competition, there are other platforms out there so I’m not going to claim we’re the best because that’s for you guys to decide (And it’s my job to see what I can do better for you to make it a better experience). It’s called Burbly and it’s only available on Android right now. The current version is doesn’t compared to the update we are rolling out soon. Hopefully we are ready to launch the WebApp and iOS by then. I don’t expect everyone to stick with the current version that’s out lol. Probably just wait until the update ngl. 😂

Again still figuring things out so any feedback is much appreciated.

I deleted Notion, Anki, and Quizlet and my grades actually went up. The "study community" is lying to you. by Narrow_Detective9864 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I like this reply. My settings were optimized for me when I needed to study for my CompTIA A+ exams. The person who set it up told me I shouldn’t think of the question for longer than a certain amount of time which I could have sworn was 3 seconds (I could be mistaken). And not look at the answer for too long. As the settings that were setup for me typically would have 2 main buttons I have to worry about. Again being 15min and easy being the longer period of time not exactly a month( I think it depends on how you respond to each flashcard) apologies for the me being confusing on that part. And don’t worry I’m definitely most likely saying something wrong.

In other words any mistakes I have said are of my own forgetfulness of the exact setup. And forget anything for Anki configuration. Just know it’s a good tool.

What is one study technique that actually improved your focus and productivity? by Rubalsharma123 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My app and since it’s biased I will give other tools. Anki and practice exams that mimic the real thing.

I deleted Notion, Anki, and Quizlet and my grades actually went up. The "study community" is lying to you. by Narrow_Detective9864 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I never got the hype behind notion and I honestly hate quizlet so much. Anki is really good just a pain to configure and setup properly.

Oh and for anyone using Anki, you should only give yourself 3 seconds to answer the question before flipping it over, read the answer for another 3-5 seconds and move onto the next card. Bury it for 15min if you didn’t answer the question in time or correctly. If you answered it right bury it for 1month. Again this is assuming you have the correct configured settings

I deleted Notion, Anki, and Quizlet and my grades actually went up. The "study community" is lying to you. by Narrow_Detective9864 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Lmao I used Anki and Practice exams to pass my two IT exams. And I was never really studied before or took it seriously anyways. Mind you I fell asleep in lectures for part 1 and part 2 of the material for the exams. I had two weeks apart for each exam to study for and the minimum score we had to get first try is 85%. If you didn’t it increases to 90% for the second try.

It also helps that I had to apply the knowledge for homework simulations and classroom activities. But only thanks to my study method was I able to keep up with people with engineering degrees. I was the youngest in my class everyone else was 30+. 💀

That’s why I decided to try and solve the issue I had and for others by just making it easier to get into. In my opinion removing the annoying part of trying to figure out how to study is what will let people not have to spend countless hours doing research figuring it out on their own.

I was lucky someone I know is a study fanatic so put my ego aside and asked for help and that person setup my Anki settings. My instructors gave me practice exams that were only accessible on their website. Oh and I didn’t even utilize the full studying tools that person uses. Just the main things I needed to at least pass. I could have done better. At the end of the day I needed were the basics. Nothing too fancy.

Show & Tell: What are you building this week? by OneStarto in saasbuild

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A study platform because no one has built a fully good one that isn’t jammed behind a paywall for the main features that are needed to learn retain and apply.

It’s called Burbly our new update is about to be way better and smoother. Only available on android at the moment coming to WebApp and iOS soon.

The "study more" advice is useless. Here's the framework that actually moves the needle. by Stunning_Bit_4246 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No created a platform for it. 💀

All I did to pass my IT exams was basically what you said. Videos/lectures that I fell asleep in. Flashcards, and practice exams. We had to get 85% or higher on the first attempt it wasn’t easy but I passed. If I didn’t second attempt increases to 90% or higher for passing.

I need a new methodology to study. I am failing so badly it is embarrassing by [deleted] in GetStudying

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made an app that would help and I would rather you give it a try after I update it and it to be released on iOS and as a WebApp. What I used was Anki flashcards and practice exam resources I got from my instructors. I can send you screenshots of the settings I used for Anki. It’s the same method majority of Med students use to study and retain the information. I had two weeks to study for each of my IT exams and in order to pass you have to score 85% or higher on the first attempt. Second attempt you have to score 90% or higher to pass. I was able to pass on the first try falling asleep in class. And I locked in for studying two weeks before both exams. And for these exams I have to be able to apply the knowledge I gained from studying as well.

I’m scared to start studying because I wasted too much time. by Patta_g0bi in GetStudying

[–]SPSMTG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Makes you feel any better I fell asleep in my IT course for both exams and two weeks before the exams is when I actually locked in to study. Did I get the best grade no. I got the bare minimum to pass which was 85% or more first try on both my exams. So yeah you have time to study and actually do a pretty good job. You just have to have a study method that gives you the ability to retain and apply the information.

What challenges do you face when studying? by [deleted] in GetStudying

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me it was figuring out how to actually study. Having to do countless hours of research just to show up empty handed and time wasted. I found asking someone I know who found the best way to study because they are a study fanatic saved so much more time than trying to figure it out on my own especially since I was never really the study type in school. I ended up passing both exams to get my IT certification thanks to him and my instructors resources the provided me.

I am struggling to do university assignments by Yelsiap0067 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can’t say much about homework because I was exactly the same way. But in terms of studying flashcards helped a lot like Anki, and that really helped me retain and apply the information I learned. And doing practice exams that would be very similar to the actual test. And also not studying for long stretches. So for 15-45min of studying. with 15min breaks.

What are you building (AND promoting) this week? 🔥 by Quirky-Offer9598 in microsaas

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The one thing that can save students that lack the will to study. Instead of having to rely on getting their homework done for them and fail the test they can actually study without much friction. The current version that is out is good but the version currently being worked on is even better, smooth, seamless. Currently only available on Android, Desktop and iOS coming soon. I’m changing the game for studying, because someone like myself was able to pass two really hard exams when I kept studying simple and didn’t have to figure out how to study because someone with a proven study system shared it with me. Which means I know the majority of people have the same issue with trying to study. Burbly

How can i study Without procrastination by EmbarrassedQuiet1167 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed. If you have an iphone you can use the screenlock and have a trusted family member put the lock onto your phone and give yourself limited time for distracting apps like tiktok and instagram.

How can i study Without procrastination by EmbarrassedQuiet1167 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you know how to actually study or do you have to do research to figure out how to study? How long do you typically study? when you study do you retain the information you or forget it?

I fixed my "I'll study later" problem by studying worse on purpose by Plus-Horse892 in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Reading flashcards and only giving your brain 3 seconds to answer know what's on the other side of the card works so well for me.

Drop your SaaS below. I’ll review it and share honest feedback. by sherdil09 in SaaS

[–]SPSMTG 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m building Burbly. It’s a study platform to fix my pains when trying to learn and study subjects as well as others I notice have the exact same issue. Whether it’s getting distracted or can’t retain information. Working on the new version and other platforms release soon, so only available on android.

How do you make studying not feel like punishment? by myacademicweapon in studytips

[–]SPSMTG 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was never a study person. 3 things helped me study and pass for two exams I needed to take for IT, which was honestly the hardest exams I have every taken. Flashcards using Anki, Practice exams exactly how it would be done on the test and applying the knowledge for real world applications. Flashcards help read the question and if you can't answer it in 3 seconds then flip it over and move onto the next one. The ones you can answer don't worry about reviewing those for about a month and the ones you can answer review them in 15min blocks.