Flash Card webapp that works with mobile browsers

Question

A long time ago (1999), I had a mobile app called Flash! for Palm OS that I could use to enter multi-line questions and multi-line answers into and then later study them with multiple choice or just flipping the flash card around.

I'm looking for a similar webapp that's compatible with modern mobile browsers (particularly Opera Mini) with these features:

• PDA/phone finger friendly question/answer navigation (using that little 4 way button on the bottom of the PDA)
• Multi-line questions and answers.
• Multiple choice quizzes (which selects answers from other questions at random).
• Non-multiple choice quizzes.

Answer 1

I have been using HeadMagnet http://www.headmagnet.com/

It is free (altough there is a Pro Version) and works in my mobile explorer, which also happens to be Opera Mini (I have a QWERTY mobile -Nokia C3-). I have not explored all the functionalities, so maybe there is a feature for multiple choice quizzes

Answer 2

Try AnkiWeb, the online version of the popular Anki flashcards app.

The simple HTML design makes it reliable and easy to use on tiny devices.

In addition to the webapp, you might want to use Linux/Windows/Mac/Android/iPhone applications and their synchronization features.

Answer 3

I'm very familiar with your problem. I used to use Supermemo on my Palm device.

Try:

1. For flashcards that sit in the cloud - the Flashcard module in Moodle.

2. For flashcards on your device - MiniPauker

Answer 4

I got tired of looking for an intuitive flashcard app so I built my own at SwipeStudy.com its a web-app so you just point your browser to the site whether you're on a phone or PC and study away!

Answer 5

I've used GFlash in the past and been happy with it. You can create the questions in a simple Google Doc spreadsheet