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| Fachwort 8.07 German interface |
16-bit application (~$18, ~Euros 18) Multiple-choice only, but automatic filling of answers implemented. - 20-1000 cards per Pack of flashcards |
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| FB-WinVokabel German interface |
by www.brall.com/winvok, infoDELETETHIS@brall.com 1.7 MB (~20 Euros (files to learn 5 languages from German included)) Various training modes, e.g. flashing (slide show), time limit for response, hangman. Random flashcard flipping, direct and inverted question modes. Import function. Text must fit into a single line :-( Instead of Leitner system, a learning curve (from scores). Wave files can be attached. Praised by Computer Bild 1/99 and Shareware Light 2/99. |
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| FB-Winvokabel 1.0 German interface |
by Brall Software
1998 Shareware (~20 Euros) winvok.exe 1687 kB Flashcard format: one field, four further fields for translations (one-line text only :-( ), one sound file per flashcard. Training: questions can be reversed. Training modes: Q/A, (customizable) time limit, slideshow, three-options multiple choice ("Blitzraten", mouse clicks), hangman, "Quickklick" (similar to memory games: click when a translation of 0a word that had appeared previously comes up). Selective learning: only three options; learn all flashcards, or those with less than X points (score), or "marked" flashcards. Note: ( a ) Score addition/subtraction after each hit/wrong can be customized. ( b ) Flashcards can be marked by hand or using a filter (score, search occurrence, initial letter, word length). More: Character map. Floating keyboard image (useful for odd languages). Sort cards. Print vocabulary lists (with exclusion filters). Simple statistic data. Import/export. Setup: it can only be installed into a first level directory :-( No uninstall. Bugs: setup asked for floppy diskette (!). Under NT it generated an "Exception EConvert error". Sometimes slow in loading training sessions. User-friendliness: mouse is a must :-( Fancy, colorful interface. Notes: Parts of source code in common with TreeVok, since this title appears in some dialog box (a typo). Not bad, but it could be more user-friendly; it is also too expensive. |
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| Flash5000 ?.? | by Jeff Hollocher <Not tested yet> |
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| Flash Card 3.0 | by Chad Berkley, http://kaimin.kaimin.umt.edu/flash/ Plain text only. Flashcards sorted in an Explorer-like tree. No Leitner system. :-( |
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| Flash Card Manager 4.30.10 (Carrillo) | Christian Carrillo, at CCodeDELETETHIS@msn.com. For Windows 95 only ! Does not work on NT. Shareware $15 fcard430.zip No training program, but an organizer. You can only 'mark' known cards by hand, so they are hidden. Flashcards can be viewed in "shuffle" mode, in random, reverse, pattern, and alphabetical order. They can be flipped. Search facility. Extended characters window. 'Compiled', proprietary flashcard file format. |
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| Flash Card Manager 2.0 beta 4 (Harron) | by Vince Harron Windows 2000, Windows XP. Pocket PC version available. Shareware ($19) Training: User presses different buttons depending on how well (0 to 5 levels) (s)he knows the answer. Depending on this, the card is scheduled to be reviewed more frequently. |
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| FlashCard Pro 2.52 (Brackin)    |
by David Brackin
(MicroAce) Shareware ($10) flash.exe 1899 kB A popular, well-featured program that saw some of its features superseded. Flashcard format: two sides, each containing multiple line text with some basic formatting (bold, italics, underscore, align, bullets, color, super- and subscript). One picture can be included on each side. -- Each Pack of flashcards can be divided into a maximum of ten thematic categories. Training: (1) "Manual" plain viewing without scoring. (2) "Automatic": Flashing, without scoring. (3) "Exact answer": user inputs answer. (4) True/false questions. Training options: Questions can be reversed. Testing order can be random or alphabetical. "Retest" button, for asking questions later. Selective learning: (1) by percentage score, which is less flexible than Leitner system, since score is cumulative, (2) by keyword occurrence. Assessment: percentage scoring. User-friendliness: mouse is a must :-( Extras: Import/export (txt, html, csv, rich text). Help is HTML help :-\ (no search across topics) Bugs: some of the files contained in the distribution were in the old 2.4 format. No uninstall :-( |
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| FlashCARD Software | by FlashCARD
Software Company (broken link) $15-$30 plus shipping costs 16-bit Windows or higher (DOS version available) Flashcard training and 4-options multiple choice incorporated. One-line text only :-(. Search facility. Time delay adjustable. Card format printing. Multiple users. Question direction can be reversed during training. Keeps scores, but does not seem to follow a Leitner method (as explained on website). <Not reviewed yet. Not available for download.> |
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| Flash Cards 1.0 (Olltwit) |
by Grey Olltwit Freeware No Assessment. Words from a list (one line only) are displayed randomly on the screen. Speed is customizable. Variation by another author: Flash Card SE 1.8 for Medical Assistants, by Danni R. Includes flashcards for medical assistants. More separately available for download. |
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| FlashCards 1.0 (Page) |
by Steven Page (broken link) Shareware ($10) scpfcd10.zip 9kB, Windows 3.1 Text-only. Questions can be reversed. Random playback. |
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| Flashcards 2000 | by Capoeira Software, 1999 (Older version was Flashcards 1.1) ($25) Does not record responses nor scores ! Simple graphics editor built in. |
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| Flash Demon Memorizer 3.4 | by SoftDemon Shareware ($25), fdemonm.zip 2.94 MB Question/answer (typed input) tests, with image and sound support. One-line text only :-( Multiple users. Stats (percentage graph). |
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| Flash Pair 1.1 | by Click it,
1999 Shareware ($10) 1.53 MB Simple memory game aimed at helping you to associate images with words. Timed test where you are prompted with text and have to click on the corresponding image on a thumbnail list. List of scores by user (number of hits). |
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Flash! Pro XP ?.? |
by Ken Penner, 2001 Shareware ($50), 10 MB A software with smart selective learning options. Flashcard format: Two-sided, HTML-format. Uses a SQL database. Edit mode: Yes. Training: User is shown foreign word / English word and has to report whether he or she knows it. Selective learning: (1) The flashcards included in the package can be filtered by word category (part of speech), by chapter and by frequency in the texts featured (mainly biblical). (2) You can also select for drilling those cards that have not been answered correctly for a period of time longer than the time between the last time right and the last time wrong. This feature allows you to adjust reviews to your actual needs with no planning effort. Extras: (1) This software is destined primarily for students of ancient languages, pastors, and scholars. It includes vocabulary lists in old Greek, Hebraic, Aramaic, German, and French. They feature the vocabulary contained in the Bible and the Qumran texts and is keyed to standard textbooks such as Mounce, Seow, and Wheelock. (2) Import/export. Usability: Shortcuts available. |
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FlashWorks 3.3 |
by Teknia Language Tools,
2002 Freeware, 1.5 MB, made with RealBasic. An easy-to-use learning tool with several content filtering options. Flashcard format: Question/answer, one sound file per flashcard. Edit mode: Yes. Training mode: User is shown foreign word / English word and has to report whether he or she knows it. Slideshow. Training options: Timing until English word is displayed. Sort words at random. Selective learning: (1) A word's level of "difficulty" can be decremented one level automatically if gotten right, and incremented after three mistakes. (2) The flashcards supplied in the package can be filtered by "difficulty" (see above), word category (part of speech), biblical chapter, and frequency in the source text. -- This system yields a kind of 10-level Leitner system. Extras: This software was developed as a complement to William D. Mounce's "Basics of Biblical Greek" and "Basics of Biblical Hebrew", and includes the vocabulary lists pertaining to those works (sound files available separately). There are other lists in development. Import feature. Print. Session statistics. Usability: Shortcuts available. |
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| Forwor 1.0 | by Jonas Delding, 1998 ($3) Awful Windows 3.1 looks. No scoring. For single words only, up to 7500 flashcards. :-(( |
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| FoundationStone ?.? | by FoundationStone Freeware for learning Hebrew Training: question direction can be reversed. Option: random order. Assessment: records wrong answers, reviews those words more frequently. Statistics for each session. Other functions: "Online Hebrew Tutorial", a set of language lessons to learn Hebrew. Filters out words by frequency in a Hebrew text. Supplementary material (plug-ins) available for download: Online Hebrew Tutorial Video - material associated with the Tutorial, for beginners and intermediate students. Slowed Down Hebrew Audio - half speed Hebrew for intermediate to advanced students. |
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| Franks Vokabeltrainer 1.2 German interface  |
by Scenator Shareware (15 Euros). VisualBasic. Flashcard format: One question and up to 7 right answers on each card. One-line text only :( One audio file on each card. Edit mode: Audio file can be recorded directly from the application. Training mode: User has to type in the right answer. Program will check for exact match. Selective learning: New cards enter the system with a certain 'negative' score. Correct answers reduce this score progressively. Each card can go through this cycle two times, hence there are 3 knowledge levels. The time to pass between each cycle is set in terms of months. Comments: Designed for children monitored by parents, hence edit mode is password-protected. Includes a counter of pocket-money (each correct answer increases the credit). |
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| Fremdsprachentrainer ?.? German interface |
by Dipl.-Ing. Klaus Leser sprachen.exe 1097 kb Shareware (~15 Euros) Flashcard format: four one-line only fields (German / English / French / Polish in the enclosed sample file), plus a wave sound for each field. Edition: A clickable list displays text in one of the four languages. Click on an item and it will appear below with its three translations. Training: Subsequently, the words from the list are displayed in two languages (any direction), while the respective sound files (words spoken) are played. (Interval between each item customizable). Uninstall. Bugs: help and licence text files enclosed belong to another program of the same author. |
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| Fuck School 1.0 German interface |
by Dominik Off 2000 (Er... there is nothing we can do -- this is just how the author named this application.) A very user-friendly application that complies only with the minimum requirements. |
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| FullRecall ?.? | by David Calinski <Not tested yet> |
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