暗記・あんき・Anki

[Glenn]

I have a question for anyone who's used or is using this software for kanji study along with the Heisig books. I've just gotten back to reviewing kanji after a while of not dealing with them on an individual basis, and I'd like to put the readings on the cards, but I'm not sure what the best way to do it would be. I was thinking of just putting them on the question side and mark them as 音訓 with 片仮名・平仮名 and use the period for the beginning of the 送り仮名, and that seems like a good idea, but I'm wondering how others have done it. If you've tried a few different ways and you've found one that you like please let me know. It's going to be quite an undertaking to do this, as I have 2109 cards in the deck, so I'd like to start out with the way I'm going to keep it if at all possible. I'm holding off on adding new cards until then too (at least for now; I may change my mind). Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[Amigo]

Hi,

Do you know this book? Maybe you know, but just in case, it's by the same author. It's specially focused in preparing the kanji cards for studying them.

Amazon.com: Kanji Study Cards: 9780870408854: Heisig, James W.: Books

It isn't cheap but you can have a look to the sample pages (although with tiny letters)

To me is the best way to design the kanji cards.
It's Just the Heisig method, guaranteed by Japanese teacher as well for foreign people.

It took me 8 months to make them. You need to be in love with Japanese language to do that.

 

[Glenn]

Yeah, that looks pretty nice, but I'm not looking for a book, and I don't think I can use that layout with the cards in 暗記. All of the cards are on my computer. Plus I don't have money to spend right now, especially since Christmas just passed. Thanks for the suggestion, though.