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[Review] How does the collection list work?
[Review] How does the collection list work?

How do I change review modes? What is the Collection list for?

Tess Yang avatar
Written by Tess Yang
Updated over a week ago

This guide will introduce you to the Collection list, one of Glossika's five review modes. We'll cover:

  • What it is

  • How to access it


The Collection list is one of Glossika's five review modes. If you select Collection as your review style, you will be asked to review all of the sentences you have learned so far, from easiest to hardest. It is literally just a list and contains no optimization or algorithm support whatsoever.

You may wish to use the Collection review mode if:

  • It has been a long time since you used Glossika (or a particular language) and you are looking for a place to restart

  • You'll need to use your language soon and want to cram everything you've learned, just in case


[Website]

How to utilize the Collection review mode

1. From your Dashboard page, please click the ‘’Review’’ button

2. Click the "review mode" menu

3. Select your desired Review mode from the dropdown list

4. Continue on with your reviews — starting from the next sentence, you'll begin working through your Collection list in order


[iOS]

How to utilize the Collection review mode

1. From your Course page, click the ‘’Review’’ button

2. Click on “Review Mode” to see a list of our different review modes — it’s marked in orange below

3. Select your preferred Review mode

4. You're all set! Now just open a Review session and you'll be able to start working through your Collection.

[Android]

How to utilize the Collection review mode

1. From your Course page, click the ‘’Review’’ button

2. Click on “Review Mode” to see a list of our different review modes — it’s marked in orange below

3. Select your preferred Review mode

4. You're all set! Now just open a Review session and you'll be able to start working through your Collection.

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