Which particular program you choose to use it up to you.
I’ve introduced Anki and spaced repetition software to so many people I’ve lost count and I intend to keep on doing so. The important thing is that you’re using spaced repetition software ( see the article about why). I’m not going to do a proper comparison with other programs, simply because it would take too much time. Bugs (which are very rare indeed) are fixed quickly and new versions keep coming out, making the program slightly better for each version. This includes decks for your favourite textbooks, plugins that provide extra functions and so on. Since there are so many other people using Anki, there is plenty of material shared for free. Anki is under constant development and has an active community You can use it for anything you like, you can customise anything you like and if you aren’t a programming maven yourself, there will be others who might have already written the plugin providing the extra features you require. Other programs may have functions Anki lack (such as creating flashcards directly from dictionaries or automatically adding sentences), but no other program beats Anki when it comes to versatility. It is more versatile than any other program I’ve tried However, there are two things that make Anki better than any other program I’ve tried. The online feature is one of the major strengths in Anki, because it doesn’t matter where you are, you can still review for five minutes if you have the time to spare. In essence, this is what most programs will allow you to do, with the exception of synchronising and studying online.
Customise with extra plugins and features.Download decks created by other learners.Study your words online on any public computer.Synchronise your words with any other device.Anki Here’s a short summary of what you can do with the program (it’s all free and open source):
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