Shuffles words in marked plain text on cloze cards and lets you restore their order by dragging and dropping or clicking the next word.
Alternatives to Word Shuffle Tibetan
AnkiWeb addon 1057423508
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Builds sentences by arranging interactive word tiles instead of typing answers, with customizable card layout, optional answer check, and cross-platform Anki support.
Creates interactive drag-and-drop flashcards where you label images or sort items into categories, with instant feedback, shuffling, theme and layout options, across Anki Desktop, AnkiDroid and AnkiMobile.
Widens the editor's first field and adds focus-independent shortcuts for previewing next or previous notes and opening an image-search link, speeding intensive image drag-and-drop.
Shuffles cloze answers/lines in Anki flashcards, manually or automatically, with tag-based control, to prevent memorizing answer position or order.
Randomizes image-occlusion answer-box placement each review and draws an arrow to the target, supporting forward/reverse/typing modes, context labels, and single-card cycling.
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Replaces Anki's deck and review screens with a customizable widget dashboard featuring activity heatmaps, Pomodoro timer, habit tracking, exam countdowns, Quizlet-style study modes, card previews, six themes, and four languages.
Suggests and moves notes into appropriate subdecks using text and tag scoring, and lets users reorder decks via drag-and-drop.
Imports target-language documents, splits them into words with example sentences, and lets you add, ignore, mark known, or study later, syncing statuses across documents.
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