Each new interval equals the old interval multiplied by a constant called A-Factor items are presented in intervals that depend on grades. Even if you move items away from their parenting topics, you can always jump back to the source topic by using the reference hyperlink button on the navigation toolbar . Tasks differ from topics only with the fact that they are kept on one of your tasklists . Tasklists are prioritized lists of tasks. Tasklists which are composed of articles to read are called reading lists .
Tasks can also enter the learning process and still remain on the tasklist.
This makes it possible to apply incremental reading to tasks without using a strict reading prioritization determined by the reading list. Repetitions Repeated as many times as it takes to keep them in memory Presented in always increasing intervals May never enter the review process. First question components are presented. Rarely do task take part in repetitions. They are intended for passive review or reading They await processing in a tasklist.