My reviews are starting to get down to a reasonable amount again. I’m impressed you dedicate so much time to your Japanese studies, well done guys! My numbers aren’t quite as high as many of yours, but I’ll post them anyway :)ĭaily RTK: 0, I went through the RTK challenge adding around 20 per day but have not added any since. (Fill in which parts are relevant to you)Ī lot of people are adding quite a lot of cards. I feel like the numbers everyone works with can be great for seeing how everyone handles it. There was a period where I was adding as high as 40-50 cards a day, and a period as low as 20 cards a week. I’ve been through all kinds of numbers over the years.
You can’t move forward without new cards, and while you would think the more the better, deciding on a new card count is just as important, if not more, than your daily reviews. Your daily learned new cards has a direct impact on your review count, so the more new cards you do, the more you increase your reviews. Be lucky you didn’t live in the original Anki era where you didn’t have the choice to set your daily reviews.īut the other part of the equation is how many new cards to add a day.
#Average anki cards per day trial#
Most people figure out how many reviews a day works for them after a little trial and error. When you let the reviews due number get too high, you leave yourself in the hands of pure evil with an uncertain fate.
I’ve touched on finding what number of cards reviewed works for you. The core of Anki revolves around 2 elements: learning new cards and reviewing old cards.
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