Leitner Box with C#

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Introduction

LeitnerBox is a technique for learning with more & better effect.
We should learn the things by heart in 5 steps (30 days) with Leitner Box.

This application was created for learning English words or words of another language.
I've created this project with .NET Framework 3.5 SP1, so you have to install it to use the project.

Leitner Box's Algorithm

According to Leitner's Algorithm, we have to study our questions everyday like this :

1 : Answer all questions in Box 5 -> Part 1
If your answer was True the question goes to the Data Base
else it goes to Box 1.

2 : Shift all parts of Box5 to the left ( In the application use Shift up button )

3 : Answer all questions in Box 4 -> Part 1

4 : Shift all parts of Box4 to the left

5 : And so on ...
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10 : Add new questions to Box 1

I've implemented this algorithm in this project.

Using the Application

Users

At first you have to create a user, so you will see this form :

Notice: You can use A-Z and a-z for the name.
Press the button to create new user, new user will save in a folder beside the main EXE file.
If there are multiple users, you will see this form:

Appending a Word

You have to select a destination box or a part and then add a question.
Notice: You can't add two words with the same questions.

Auto Complete

Whenever you type a word into 'Add Questions' textboxes, it searches for the inserted word in former words (in all boxes and database). If something is found, it will show a list of them below the textbox. Now you can choose it by pressing Enter on it.
This is a good way to avoid duplication.

Answering Questions

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History

• 2^nd March, 2009: First post
• 14^th March, 2009: Updated source and demo files - fixed some bugs
• 25^th March, 2009: Updated source and demo files
• 2^nd April, 2009: Updated source and demo files - fixed some bugs
• 11^th April, 2009: Auto Complete added
• 22^nd March, 2010: Updated source and demo files

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