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After we first learn something, we will forget if
that information is not used or reviewed. With each review, it will take
longer to forget. The goal of a study plan is to review often enough to
remember, but not more often than needed.
How often information must be reviewed depends on the
difficulty of the material. AIVault adjusts to your performance over
time, in different Memo Folders, and on individual Memos. You simply need
to spend a little time with me on a regular basis.
The "Forgetting Curve" chart shows how information is
forgotten over time. AIVault allows you to take natural memory and place
it under your control.
This illustrated forgetting curve is very general. It will vary greatly
depending on your concentration and the difficulty of information. The
ability to adapt to these variations makes AIVault an optimal learning tool.
AIVault can also be considered a "flash-card" type of program. You likely remember
learning with flashcards as a child. AIVault takes the concept and uses the power
of modern PC's to extend it to a higher level.