Universal Study Helper 1.3.1 | 3.66 Mb

Universal Study Helper - An interactive educational flash card program that helps you learn and memorize quickly and efficiently any subject and information. Can be used for a variety of studying purposes, such as: learning foreign vocabulary and grammar, historical events, various sets of terms and definitions, etc.

Based on the proven and effective flash card method, it also has many innovative and useful features, such as: possibility for multiple fields per item, presentation sessions and multiple choice tests, complete customization of the study set and learning process, and many more that are unavailable in other popular flash card programs.

Learning material such as vocabulary, grammar, scientific terms, formulae, historical events and facts, etc., has always been tedious, laborious, tiresome and time consuming.

Old, time-tested methods of memorizing through rehearsing, though effective, take hours of boredom and frustration before real results are achieved.

Universal Study Helper assists you in the tedious task of learning and memorizing voluminous data. Use it to boost your studies, achieve better results more easily and save time.

Universal Study Helper lets you define your study set, or items you wish to study and thus can be used for a wide variety of study materials. It then aids memorization by interactively testing you on your items. If you give a wrong answer, you are notified and the correct answer is displayed.

Universal Study Helper keeps track of your results, both for the complete session and for each separate item, allowing you to assess your progress, identify and address your weaker areas. There are many features designed to make the study process easier and more effective, allowing you to complete studying in much less time and achieve better results.

The material you wish to study (be it foreign words, terms and definitions, etc.) is organized within a Study Set. A study set has an outline, which determines properties of the items to be studied, and the items themselves - an item can be a foreign word, with its native counterpart, a historical event with its year of occurrance, etc.

You can define your outline for study set and you can manually enter the items you wish to study. The process of entering the material into the computer is already by itself an important starting point for the information to be memorized.