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I haven’t tried Flashcard Deluxe, because:. Flashcard Deluxe only offers mobile installation, my I mostly use this kind of software on my desktop. I create courses myself regularly (in fact I only learn self-created courses), and they offer either to create courses by excel, or on mobile! One of the reasons I created Memcode is me not liking the experience of creating flashcards with Memrise, and its absence of formatting. Also I haven’t found an option to import from Quizlet that you talked about (not like it would have helped the process tremendously).

Their webpage:. You can see how much of a headache any standard action takes.So Flashcard Deluxe is clearly not my use case, and I’m not seeing why anyone would want to use it instead of Memrise or Brainscape (though I’d like to hear about it, I bet Flashcard Deluxe’s creators had something in mind). I’ve used Flashcards Deluxe for years.

It has the following advantages:. 5 sided cards. I use this to include conjugations of verbs and declensions of nouns, as well as example sentences and more detailed definitions.

You can set it to test on any two of the sides. It will alternate between these randomly—no need to create two different levels, one for each direction. The other sides will show after you are tested on the card. You can adjust the spaced repetition any way you want.

It is very easy to add photos to any of the sides (Think Mems). You can put each card into one or more categories, which you create yourself. You can then test by category. It is much easier to create a course than on Memrise.

I’ve moved two of my courses to Memrise and it took me months. The original cards were created over maybe two weeks, with many other card sets being created in an hour or two. Audio is added automatically (if you want it to be). The audio in machine generated, but is better than Google’s audio.Audio can also be added manually.

EugeKarns8a, thank you for your memcode, I am definitely going to look at it.The fact Memrise doesn’t include serious users’s feedback among the priority criteria, whenever they are changing things, is well known. Anyone remembering old Memrise Beta remembers this too. The new Memrise went basically against most things the community dreamt of back then.

And we had to accept that the only way to “vote” for a feature was the classical “use or leave” method. It makes me leave from time to time, and return when I miss some of the features. Like many learners, I am not gonna return one day. But Memrise won’t mind, as the millions of the app-toy users are more profitable than serious learners.I wouldn’t hold primarily this against Memrise that much. It is their business. But I definitely care about being able to download the course I did put dozens of hours in, as I’ve made it exactly to cover a gap on the “market” and I would hate to have to make it again. I definitely would like to be informed in time, before anything damaging course creation and keeping happens.

I have a few large course projects (and potentially awesome ones, targetting some weak spots on the courselist) on mind but I am very reluctant to start them in this uncertainty.I am normally content with Anki, but the way to make writing cards there is a bit complicated for me. Writing the words, that is my main reason to use Memrise. The high quality user made courses are another. The community aspect, especially the leaderboard motivating me to put in many hours in order to keep rank or get a few places higher, that was the third one.Leaderboard is gone. The focus on app, which is much less useful as it is far too easy, that is not attractive to me. I really want to learn, not just to play. User based courses are almost impossible to search, and if they are getting broken, it is a problem.

I wouldn’t mind the pro courses being paid and I might even use them, if the quality and level were sufficient, but I am not gonna use phrasebook copies with mistakes even for free. I am far beyond the level in those languages I am learning (actually, you can get past that level pretty fast), I am not a fan of memorising whole phrases, and I am definitely not a fan of occassionally learning mistakes.So, if any writing based SRS arises, I’ll happily join. For now, there is Clozemaster, but you cannot make your own wordlists there.

There is Anki, which doesn’t have a comfortable way to include writing. There are others, which didn’t suit me in other ways.Thanks to everyone for bringing the issue to my attention (I really though the website was more or less a stable project, with just a few broken functions that would get fixed in an update or two). And to everyone working on projects that might serve the serious learners no longer satisfied with Memrise. I do not have the needed skills for such projects, so I can only offer my thanks, and eventually money for a good quality platform. I don’t mind paying a reasonable price, but only if I am a valued customer, getting full value for the money. I am not getting such an impression from Memrise Pro. Geewhy:@MattMendoza60 'Who actually uses the desktop site anyway'Well, I do.

And I am sure many others do as well.I definitely prefer to use the non-app version specifically because I can use chrome add-ons to personalize my experience.I greatly prefer desktop version too, it’s actually my work process as a programmer - I stumble upon the new fact I have to memorize and create a flashcard for it.When I need a fresh reminder/overview of some library I may review whole course for that library.Also I type faster on desktop. Thanks.I’ll send you a mail about course creation there, as I would like to try it out and it is not as easy as it may seem to you (or I am too ignorant, that is an option).I am for now using Memrise, as I really like the user made courses. But I am just not creating anything more.Clozemaster is a nice option too.I think we still have some time. I think the definitive end of the good parts of Memrise will be announced in advance, something like “Wait for our new, awesome, and upgraded version.”.

What we mean is not that The Memrise is dying, but that OUR memrise is dying.The core users are not happy with all the changes they make. The big advantage of apps is the portability.

Digital tools in our smartphones or tablets give us the opportunity to use the empty moments during the day, despite the disadvantages, such as the small screen.However, there is a clear tendency on the digital language teaching market to dumb the apps down. It is not only Memrise, Duolingo is another extremely clear example, and surely not the only one. The apps are changing and becoming more of toys than learning tools.It is clearly a “rational” decision to monetize the apps and get huuuuge crowds of users to get money from, preferably users who cannot just leave, as they are kids and their teachers are forcing them (that is the reason behind such focus on schools, I’d say. Too sad that the serious learners will be left without these tools again, and wait for new ones, that will last a few years before going the same path. So what happened to this thread? It seems so active yet the last activity was almost 3 weeks ago.

Why did so many people think memrise is dead again? I’ve been using it since mid 2014 and so far the only big changes I’ve noticed have been to the interface, the learning and (speed) reviewing has been relatively the same. I haven’t really experienced any bugs either (except for that one period where there was a discrepancy between the displayed learned items in the app and web versions).

I do still miss the course forums, though I didn’t use them much so I haven’t been impacted by them all that much. I also don’t use mems and am not a paid user, yet I still have as much fun learning new stuff as I did almost 3 years ago.

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I have created several courses (of which all but one are private) and am still going strong and will be adding a new language course very soon on top of all my other courses (not all of which are about languages BTW).So I ask, how can you be sure that memrise will be scrapped in the near future? I really hope it doesn’t, cause I don’t have any backups of my courses (cause I thought I wouldn’t need them) and would really hate to lose memrise as a whole. It’s the sole reason I’ve learned as much as I have these years.

Kik4444:the only big changes I’ve noticed have been to the interface,“The only big changes I’ve noticed have been to the interface” Well, yes. I believe that is a big part of the problem.

Like no longer showing number of items per category on the drop-down menu, or suddenly putting everything in alphabetical order on the dashboard, or not having points anymore for the mems, which still bothers me every time I see certain ones that have made me laugh and helped me remember words over the years. There just seems to be no rhyme or reason to many of the changes other than to affirmatively make things less enjoyable or less competitive.