| Company | LearnLift |
| Website | http://www.software4all.com/companies/LearnLift.htm |
| Country | USA |
| Email | support@memorylifter.com |
| Os | Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT 3.x, WinNT 4.x, WinXP, Windows2000 |
| Requirements | Intel Pentium CPU or compatible; 32 MB RAM ; 10 MB Harddisk space |
| Language | English |
| Release Date | 23 07 2003 |
| License | Freeware |
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PC:Windows:Education:Health
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By LearnLift
MemoryLifter is a dislodge multimedia flashcard program for memory improvement, vocabulary memorization, speech encyclopedism and other uses. MemoryLifter is the ultimate education software using automated flaunt cards with multimedia back to enhance encyclopedism. Memorize fast and commemorate information using MemoryLifter's encyclopedism algorithm based on the famous Sebastian Leitner Cardbox principles. Extra dictionaries of various subject available on website.
MemoryLifter's major program features:
1. Automated Learning - Automate your encyclopedism with Sebastian Leitner's encyclopedism system of flashcards in boxes which reduplicate facts to be knowing in a specific sequence, depending on how well you commemorate the facts.
2. Multimedia Enhanced - Greatly enhance your encyclopedism live by including images, audio and video in the encyclopedism files.
3. Personalized Learning - Create your own flashcard encyclopedism files for specific topics you wishing and include your own multimedia clips to enhance understanding and retention.
4. Customizable Learning Session - Customize the encyclopedism mode you find nigh useful to fit the encyclopedism material - measure text input, multiple choice, listening comprehension, self assessment and random presentation.
5. Measure Your Success - Statistics provide the feedback on how you memorise.
6. Guaranteed Learning - Use the automated encyclopedism planner to regularly quiz you to serve you commemorate the knowing knowledge.
Some of the possible uses for Memory Lifter are:
1. Learning a young vocabulary associated with a specific discipline such as medicine, network technology, electronics, legal, radiology and many others.
2. Learning facts or trivia associated with a hobby, profession or any area of occupy.
3. Parents introducing pre-school children to alphabets / mathematics to present them a straits start.
4. Teachers preparing take-home revue questions / answers to serve students cook for an exam.
5. Performing self-assessments of knowing knowledge.
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