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'''Visuals:''' Just text in {{color|gold|yellow}} reading "{{color|gold|'''MEMRiSE'''}}" against a {{color|gray}} background, with the first three and the last four characters of the text stacked together. |
'''Visuals:''' Just text in {{color|gold|yellow}} reading "{{color|gold|'''MEMRiSE'''}}" against a {{color|gray}} background, with the first three and the last four characters of the text stacked together. |
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'''Technique:''' A still computer graphic. |
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Background
Memrise is a British language platform that uses spaced repetition of flashcards to increase the rate of learning, developed by Greg Detre, Ed Cooke, and Ben Whately. It was launched on September 2010.
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Visuals: Just text in yellow reading "MEMRiSE" against a gray background, with the first three and the last four characters of the text stacked together.
Technique: A still computer graphic.
Audio: None.
Availability: Seen when the Memrise app is opened on a tablet or a phone.
