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Interesting! I've never used Anki at all, thought of it as 'that thing medical students use to memorise a load of facts'. So the idea of using it for deep understanding is new to me, will have to experiment.
I wrote a little about its more conceptual uses here: http://cognitivemedium.com/srs-mathematics
Thank you, that looks really useful! I skimmed it at the time but then (ironically) completely forgot about it by the time I read your QC post.
That all makes good sense to me. I had read your previous Anki essay, but not this one. The process you describe almost exactly mirrors the way I use Anki, for math & CS. That makes me wonder whether starting out with a desire for a particular sort of remembering
naturally leads to the ‘deep Ankification’ process you describe. Also, I’m entirely self-teaching (obvious problems as well as advantages). Anki does in some way for me, take the place of institutional structure. That might sound like a grandiose claim for a small app:
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