Overview
The Review tab runs quiz‑style sessions with fairness rules, per‑item timing, repetitions, grading, and YAML/grouped exports. It only quizzes items that have recordings.
Below are three practical ways to use the app with GPA "Dirty Dozen" activities.
Default: record after the session for independent review
- Prepare your folders (images/videos) in advance and open them in the app.
- Meet with a native speaker and collect a small set of words/phrases using props, real‑world context, or paper notes.
- After the session, use the Videos and Images tabs to record a clean prompt/definition for each item. Each WAV will share the media filename.
- Open the Review tab and set repetitions to 3–5. Quiz yourself on the recorded items (the Review tab only shows items with recordings).
- Repeat until comfortable; add new items to your folder and record prompts, then review again.
Tip: Configure fairness rules, timing, and sounds in the Review header. Export session stats as YAML and use grouped export when needed.
Alternate: train a partner during the session
- Prepare and open your folders in the app.
- Record one word (Videos or Images tab), then switch to Review and quiz it (set reps to 3–5).
- Add one new word, record it, then quiz the growing set in Review.
- Repeat until you reach twelve items ("Dirty Dozen").
- Use this flow to help a native speaker partner see and practice the add‑one‑quiz process.
Alternate: maximize limited face‑time
- Prepare a picture dictionary of the words you need to learn and open the folder in the app.
- When you have limited time with a native speaker, record prompts quickly for as many items as possible.
- Later, in the Review tab, use Items per Session to simulate Dirty Dozen: start with 2, quiz; then 3, quiz; then 4, etc.
Note: Live, interactive activities with real‑world context are ideal. If that's not feasible, this app helps you learn efficiently with limited access.