SuperMemo 13.2

SuperMemo is a software program designed to help users efficiently learn and retain information over the long term through the use of spaced repetition.

SuperMemo was created by Dr. Piotr Wozniak in the late 1980s.

Spaced repetition is a learning technique that involves reviewing the information at gradually increasing intervals to optimize long-term retention.

SuperMemo uses an algorithm that takes into account the difficulty of the material, how well the user has previously learned it, and when the user last reviewed it to determine when to schedule review sessions.

SuperMemo can be used for a variety of subjects and topics, including languages, history, science, and more. Users can create their own study materials or use pre-made courses.

Yes, there are mobile versions of SuperMemo available for Android and iOS devices.

The cost of SuperMemo varies depending on the version and features selected. There are subscription options as well as one-time purchase options available.

Yes, SuperMemo offers a free trial period for users to try out the software before committing to a purchase or subscription.

Yes, SuperMemo tracks user progress and provides statistics and feedback to help users optimize their learning.

Some tips for using SuperMemo effectively include creating manageable study units, prioritizing learning new material over reviewing old material, and regularly reviewing information to facilitate long-term retention.