Anki Accountability 2

AnkiWeb addon 1607470853

Tracks whether decks are studied to completion each day and adds a configurable log with the user's name and email to the stats image for reporting to instructors.
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3 (πŸ‘ 2 Β· πŸ‘Ž 1)
Updated
2019-11-13
Anki versions
unknown
License
GPL-3.0 (from the license file in the package)
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Languages
Python
Description language
en

Maintenance

abandoned

  • Last update or commit: 2019-11-13 (2545 days before the snapshot).

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2.1.0–2019-11-13
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Description

Anki Accountability is an add-on that allows individuals to track and report how consistently they study their Anki decks to completion. It is primarily intended as a tool for instructors who wish to assign Anki study to their students. With this add-on installed, students can send a report to an instructor showing whether or not they have studied an Anki deck to completion each day. The report is created in the stats image. This add-on adds a log to the stats image that shows whether or not a deck was studied to completion each day, along with the user’s name and email address, which the user provides. The number of days shown in the log is specified by the user. The stats image can then be saved and sent to another individual as an email attachment. Development funded by the Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures and the Asian Studies Center at the University of Pittsburgh.