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Flashcard Creation and Organization

Learn how to create and organize all the cards made by you and classmates.

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Written by Dianne
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Learn How to Create and Organize Your Flashcards

Flashcard Types:

  • School Flashcards: Created by you and your classmates within Workspaces* or outside of them using Custom Decks.

  • Osmosis Flashcards: Developed by our content team, these are organized by Organ System and Concept within our libraries.

Organizing Your Flashcards

Once you create a flashcard, save it, or use it in a quiz, it gets organized within your Flashcard Queue. Consumed flashcards will move into Spaced Repetition for better retention.

Workspaces*

  • Workspace Flashcards: These can be created as attachments in Workspace Documents or as stand-alone, named decks in Workspace* Folders.

  • Quiz Builder: Stand-alone decks can also be created directly in the Workspace* Quiz Builder for your group.

Independent Custom Decks

You can create flashcards for personal use using the Quiz Builder outside of Workspaces*.

Flashcard Queue

Every day, flashcards are added to your Flashcard Queue, including:

  • Flashcards you created.

  • Saved School and Osmosis Flashcards.

  • Flashcards consumed in quizzes.

Spaced Repetition

Flashcards that you've consumed in a quiz will enter Spaced Repetition and will be automatically included in your Daily Repetition Quiz.

Additional Organizational Options

While Osmosis was designed to help manage flashcards through Workspaces*, Decks, and Spaced Repetition, we understand there may be some limitations. We appreciate your patience as we work on adding more organizational features.

Managing and Moving Flashcards


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If you encounter any problems or need further assistance, please use the blue chat bubble located on the lower right of the Osmosis website, or contact us at [email protected]. Happy learning!

*This feature is available exclusively for subscriptions and first purchases made before September 2023.

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