I wish I could put some decks at “low throttle” and some at “high throttle” (say, I want to learn 20 driving code cards a day, but only 3 vim cards). Anki has a setting that says how many new cards you get, but it’s global; so either I change that setting all the time (which can be done fairly quickly), or control the influx by leaving stuff in Google Docs.
I just double-checked. You can. Create a new option group for a deck, go to its options, and change the number of new cards, reviewed cards, etc per day. I currently have Latin vocab set to 5 new per day, Japanese vocab set to 10 for instance. (Done through Anki for Windows, unsure if you can set this up through the web or phone).
However, I tried doing that on my phone, but the options for adding new option groups was disabled (there was a menu, it’s just that all the entries were greyed). I didn’t find anything in the top-level options either.
The web interface has even less options, so I’ll probably have to install a desktop version and then sync with my phone—when I’m not at work.
[edit] By the way, I got this to work fine with the latest desktop version. Thanks!
I just double-checked. You can. Create a new option group for a deck, go to its options, and change the number of new cards, reviewed cards, etc per day. I currently have Latin vocab set to 5 new per day, Japanese vocab set to 10 for instance. (Done through Anki for Windows, unsure if you can set this up through the web or phone).
Hmm, looks like what I need, thanks!
However, I tried doing that on my phone, but the options for adding new option groups was disabled (there was a menu, it’s just that all the entries were greyed). I didn’t find anything in the top-level options either.
The web interface has even less options, so I’ll probably have to install a desktop version and then sync with my phone—when I’m not at work.
[edit] By the way, I got this to work fine with the latest desktop version. Thanks!