If you have decided to make flashcards, here I'll show you some examples of my cards, so you can get an idea of how I study. 

First of all, there's the simplest kind of card, where I just put a question and answer.

This is the majority of my flashcards. I don't always put extra information on the back of cards, only when I feel like it. 

Then there are my Cloze cards. I have less of these. What these cards do is let you hide information in the card, and then reveal it to you. I mostly use it for Potions instructions.

With this single note, I make six flashcards, each one hiding a different piece of information. 

Then there's Image Occlusion. To use it, check the add-on's webpage for instructions, linked in the previous chapter. Here is an example of a card I made for Astronomy, where I have hidden the angle that each hand position represents when measuring angular distance. 

Sometimes I put a lot of related information on one card. An example of this might be how I memorise spells. I put the whole spell block in the card. 

If there is a lot of facts to remember for one concept, I write a little number next to the question to indicate how many things I need to remember.

You can also specify what the facts relate to in your prompt.