Recalling items of information
AssigneeNextthinksoft Pty Ltd.
InventorAdrian Scott Ternouth
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AssigneeNextthinksoft Pty Ltd.
InventorAdrian Scott Ternouth
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A method of testing and improving recall information using an automated device. An item of information is connected to an initial prompt by a relationship link. The device presents the initial prompt to the user who recalls information and links to the prompt. The device reviews the information and links and the user compares the reviewed intended information with the recalled information. The user provides inputs to the device indicating an ability to recall the information and links. The inputs provided by the user are used to calculate a re-testing interval for each item of information. The device automatically re-test the user after the interval calculated for each item of information has elapsed. A longer interval is used for items of information recalled exactly than the interval for items of information not recalled exactly. At re-testing information not yet done for re-testing is presented to the user.
A method of teaching and testing a student's ability to recall a plurality of items of information using an automated testing device, wherein each of the items of information are connected, either directly or indirectly, to a prompt by one or more links, the method including the steps of:
A method of teaching and testing a student's ability to recall a plurality of links connecting items of information either directly or indirectly to a prompt using an automated testing device, the method including the steps of:
A non-transitory computer readable medium storing a computer program, the computer program causing a computer to execute a process for testing a student's ability to recall one or both of (i) one or more items of information and (ii) one or more links associating the items of information with one or more prompts, by controlling a testing device to perform steps including:
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