Revise Flashcards in order?

[Gonzalo]

Hello! Is there a way to go over the flashcards of a document in the order they are written instead of a random order?? Thanks!

[Lucieliz]

I want the same

[ONS]

Why hasn’t this feature been added yet…? Very disappointing. Please, just add an option to
“practice REM > Practice in study document order” So we can benefit from studying a lengthy procedure that has vital chronology or sequence of steps.

[saranglq]

Absolutely! This is needed!

[UMNiK]

You may upvote and subscribe to the relevant feature request.

[remba]

Yes I’m curious about it too.

[Lucieliz]

This would be a solution?

Multiline and list worse than cloze with shift+enter for list flashcards, updates needed

For organising rem they are still better (grouping and reordering individual rem that can have individual links), but for actual flashcards it’s no contest. See Images. Multiline possible cards, only possible to test for the whole list at once or its heading [image] List (or set) possible cards, only possible to test for the whole list in order top to bottom or its heading [image] Cloze possible cards. Separate clozes for each, perfect for memorising the list visually [image] Hide all …

[UMNiK]

Also upvote this FR if you want this functionality natively.

Rem Cluster - a group of rems that can be reviewed together in sequential order

What is this? A Rem Cluster is a small group (a single digit number) of rems that represent a complex concept. The SRS algorithm schedules all the rems in that rem cluster together and in the same order they appear in the document [image] Why is this needed? I agree with the fact that it is better to review flashcards in random order. However, I think the most overlooked aspect of this randomization is ‘at what level of detail should we randomize’. If we take the case of rote memorization …

[LandenDay]

We really need this, especially for order within a single rem (I think the proper implementation would be the Rem Cluster)

[ONS]

Why hasn’t this feature been added yet…? Very disappointing. Please, just add an option to “practice REM > Practice in study document order” So we can benefit from studying a lengthy procedure that has vital chronology or sequence of steps while incorporating those awesome fill in the blanks in a sequence as well.

Please Remnote team:::: we need this asap