Anki VS Memory Palaces for subjects

[SilvioB]

@Memorizer365

With Anki I have the idea you get a more structurized way of learning in the long term. The program plans out when you need to rehearse material and that way you build a strong memory

Spaced repetition isn‘t exclusive to Anki. You have to review memory palaces with spaced repetition, too, if you‘d like to remember them for long term.

I don‘t think it‘s necessary to choose either Anki or memory palaces. I use both extensively: memory palaces where I have lots of keywords to memorize and where accuracy is vital. I use Anki on the other hand when I need to memorize short definitions or just pieces of information with 5 keywords or less.
From my experience, I retain the information with much more accuracy when I put the information in a memory palace.
My spaced repetition schedule for memory palaces is a bit different than the standard one in Anki.
Here‘s the schedule I use:

Long term memory palace

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