How can you memorize effectively to succeed in your studies?

1. What is Mindfocus.io?

2. Why use Mindfocus.io in your studies?

3. How to use Mindfocus.io to boost your memory?

Are you a student and looking for an effective way to review your courses, memorize important information, and stay focused during your studies?

1. What is Mindfocus.io?

Mindfocus.io is a web app designed to help you concentrate and memorize in the long term. It relies on scientifically validated principles from research in neuroscience and cognitive psychology.

Mindfocus.io allows you to create mementos, which are concise sheets summarizing the key ideas of a topic. You can then add quizzes and flashcards to test your knowledge and enhance your memory.

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2. Why use Mindfocus.io in your studies?

Mindfocus.io can be a valuable tool to ensure effective memorization of your subjects in both the short and long term. Here are some reasons to use Mindfocus.io in your academic journey:

• Save time and enhance efficiency by creating Mementos that help structure and synthesize your knowledge.
• Strengthen memory by revising information optimally, especially through the spaced repetition method.
• Improve concentration and attention through daily Focus sessions using the Pomodoro technique.
• Boost confidence and motivation by tracking your progress.

3. How to use Mindfocus.io to boost your memory?

Create a free account and log in to the web interface

Start a new Focus

A Focus is a concentrated session with predefined time and goals. It is during your Focus sessions that you can create and modify your Mementos.

Click on the "Focus" button in the navigation bar:

Choose your concentration time and the number of rounds (we recommend at least 2 rounds of 45 minutes).

• Select the type of Focus you prefer: solo with "Online" or "Duo" with a peer.
• Specify the subject you will focus on and its category.
• Choose a Focus ambiance or use your own YouTube video.

Synthesize and memorize with our Mementos

A Memento is a place where you note what you want to remember and find useful information. A kind of memory aid.

• Record the key ideas of your subject in your Memento.
• Add useful descriptions to each key idea.
• Include links to external resources.
• Create your own Flashcards and Quizzes.
• Add an image to your Memento.

Activate spaced repetition

The forgetting curve, highlighted by the German philosopher Hermann Ebbinghaus in the 19th century, constantly reminds us that memory is volatile. According to his research, about 50% of what we memorize fades from our minds in just two days, and this loss continues, although less rapidly, over time.