Studies has a number of study schedules. Each schedule is tailored to a particular goal, whether it be to remember information in the long term, or cram it in for an upcoming exam or test.
The schedules include…
| Schedule | Description |
|---|---|
| No Schedule | Notes never become due. |
| Long-Term Learning | A Spaced Repetition method, most efficient for long-term learning. Notes become due at ever increasing time intervals. Notes become due at most once a day. |
| Target a Deadline | Based on Spaced Repetition, but modified to target a particular date, such as an exam. Notes become due at most once a day. |
| Short-Term Cramming | Based loosely on the Leitner Method. Notes go through a series of levels, until they reach the last level and are considered learned. You can refresh due status as often as you like, because this method is not based on a once-a-day schedule. |
| Regular Intervals | Notes become due at a fixed interval of time, such as monthly or yearly. |
The Target a Deadline option will prompt you to choose a date if you select it, and Regular Intervals requires you to choose a time interval from the list.