Introduction ·
0:31 Welcome: SnappyCards for students in 10 short videos A short preview: what the ten chapters show you, and where to start.
In this video
Joining your teacher from an invitation, without a password
How a practice round works and what the three buttons mean
How to get the most out of ten minutes a day Next video
Chapter 1 ·
1:51 Joining: from your invitation to your first sign-in From the invitation email to creating your account, then signing in without a password, with a six-digit code sent by email.
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The invitation email, and what to do if it doesn't arrive or has expired
The joining page: your name and email are already filled in
Interface language, native language and learning language are three separate settings
Signing in with a six-digit code — a password only if you want one Next video
Chapter 2 ·
1:33 Your home screen: Lesson Notebook, SnappyCards, My Teachers What's waiting after you sign in: the Lesson Notebook and SnappyCards tiles, the sets from your teacher, the gift topics and the search.
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Lesson Notebook: texts and dialogues, including the ones your teacher shares
My Teachers: the sets you get are the same ones your teacher edits
Gift sets, and the eye icon for the ones you don't need
Searching inside the words, the number of columns, the interface language Next video
Chapter 3 ·
1:33 One practice round: three cards, one click One practice round step by step: think first, then click, and all three cards spin.
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Start practice: the two clocks, the control bar and the three cards
Recall the answer before you click — yellow marks the key part
You answer only the card you picked; the other two are free extra practice
The DONE badge and Restart on your own sets Next video
Chapter 4 ·
1:33 The three buttons: I know, Uncertain, I don't know The three buttons aren't a grade: they decide when you see the card again.
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I know: back in a week — only if the answer came without thinking
Uncertain: back in four days — the most useful of the three
I don't know: back tomorrow — not a failure, it's what brings the word back
Your answer time is measured, but only the button decides when a card returns Next video
Chapter 5 ·
1:22 One card or three, shuffled or in order The same set in different ways: one card or three at a time, shuffled or in the order of the set.
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Three cards is the default; one card is calmer
Your choice is remembered; with few cards left it switches to one by itself
Snappy mode: shuffled, so you learn the words, not the order
Sequential: in order, with four paging arrows Next video
Chapter 6 ·
1:19 Filters: focus on what you don't know yet With the filters, only the cards that aren't working yet go into the round — so your ten minutes go where they're needed.
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Four switches: all, the two weak answers, Uncertain only, I don't know only
First the whole set, then the weak cards
A filter is just a view: it doesn't delete or reset anything
Short on time or before a test: which filter to pick Next video
Chapter 7 ·
1:25 Direction: recognising or recalling The same set in two directions: recognising a word is easier, recalling it is harder — and that's what speaking needs.
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English to Hungarian: recognising, for reading and listening
Hungarian to English: recalling, for speaking
Progress, DONE and Restart are kept separately for each direction
Say the answer out loud, and use the picture Next video
Chapter 8 ·
1:28 Sound, zoom and pause Three small things on the control bar: sound, zoom and pause — and the last one matters most.
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Sound and Auto play: when to leave them on and when to turn them off
Zoom: only the cards stay — but the clocks keep running
Pause: both clocks stop, and this is the time your teacher sees
Are you still there? — idle time doesn't count Next video
Chapter 9 ·
1:29 The six numbers and the word lists Behind the six numbers under the round are the actual words: one click opens the word list.
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I know, Uncertain, I don't know, Total, Remaining, Clicks
Click a box: the word list in both languages, side by side
The I don't know list for tonight, the I know list before a test
Opening a list doesn't count as an answer, and you can sort it Next video
Chapter 10 ·
1:20 Your part: your own sets, your phone, your rhythm Your own sets, practising on your phone, your own rhythm — and what your teacher sees of it.
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Create a new set, for example from your class notes
Install to home screen: its own icon, no app store
Two ten-minute sessions a week beat one hour on Sunday
Your teacher sees how much you practised and which words are hard