Introduction

AnkiMorphs is an Anki add-on that can rearrange your cards based on how well you know the words on them and how important the words are to learn. This ensures that your cards are arranged in the best order for optimal language learning.

AnkiMorphs goes through the text on the cards you specify, and parses the text into morphs (basically words). It assumes you already know all the morphs contained within the cards you’ve learned. In this way, it creates a database of your current knowledge and uses that database to analyze how many unknown morphs are contained within each of your new cards.

It then reorders your new cards based on their score so that you see the easiest cards (i.e., the cards with the fewest number of unknown morphs) first. AnkiMorphs only reorders your new cards; it doesn’t touch the scheduling of cards you’ve already learned. You can tell AnkiMorphs to re-analyze and reorder your cards as often as you like. This allows you to always learn new cards in a 1T fashion.

This guide is an attempt to explain how AnkiMorphs functions as simply as possible. Feel free to skip straight to Installation, Setup, or Usage, and refer back to the Glossary whenever clarification is needed.