Study Sequences

1 What this page does

Study Sequences runs your cards through a pipeline of steps you design—each step can shuffle, reverse order, repeat subsets, skip intervals, and more. You pick a deck and a saved sequence, then study with the same flashcard flip experience as elsewhere on Click2Flip.

• Varied practice — the same deck feels different each run, which supports memory better than always studying in the same order.
• Difficulty modes — mask part of the front or back text (e.g. half / three-quarter) to increase challenge as you improve.
• Marked cards — use the bookmark control to study only cards you’ve marked in other flows.
• Autoplay — optional timed advance for hands-free review (great with audio or quick recognition drills).
• Study statistics — see cards studied and time over day, week, or custom ranges when you’re logged in.

2 Quick start (under 2 minutes)

1. Sign in (optional but recommended) so your sequences and personal decks sync from Manage / Creator.
2. In Build Your Sequence, enter a name, choose a difficulty mode (start with Full Text if you’re new).
3. Click Add Step. Try Shuffle for step 1 and Normal for step 2—then Save. Your sequence appears under Saved Sequences.
4. In Study Session, choose a Deck (refresh icon loads latest user decks), then choose your Sequence. The preview shows the step pipeline.
5. Click the card to flip. Use Previous / Next, Restart Step, or Restart Sequence as needed. Stop Sequence ends the run.
6. Optional: enable Autoplay and pick a speed; use the moon icon (study mode) for a focused full-screen-style session once a deck and sequence are active.

Step actions (cheat sheet)

Each step transforms the deck before you study it in that phase. Combine them in the order you want.

• Normal — original order.
• Shuffle — random order.
• Reverse — back-to-front order (also flips which side is “front” for the session when used).
• End First — moves the last cards toward the front for extra exposure.
• Front Heavy — emphasizes the first N cards with repeats.
• Random Repeat — revisits cards on an interval (e.g. every 3–7 cards).
• Pick'n'Repeat — drills a random subset repeatedly.
• Skip Cards — studies every Nth card to vary spacing.