When should you review it?
Enter the day you learn something, and your exam date if there is one. Here are the days to review it so it stays learnt, as Breef schedules every note.
Your reviews
Let Breef keep track
Breef brings back every note you write on this schedule, asks you a few questions on it, and moves it along as you remember it.
Questions
How are the dates worked out?
With the schedule Breef uses for your notes: the first review a day after you learn something, then 3, 7, 21, 60 and 120 days apart, as long as you remember it each time.
What does an exam date change?
Reviews come closer together as the exam nears, never later than halfway to it, so you go over it again and again, the last time the day before. After the exam, the usual spacing comes back.
What if I forget it at a review?
Start again from the first step: review it the next day, and the gaps grow again from there. In Breef, saying a note was shaky does this for you.
Can I put the dates in my calendar?
Yes: Add to my calendar downloads a file that Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook opens, with an all-day reminder on each review day.
Do I need an account?
No. The calculator is free and works in your browser. Breef, free to start too, does this for every note you write, so you don’t have to keep track.
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