Directory of Memory Improvement Resources

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Sites that offer tips and resources for using interactive associations and mnemonics to improve memory.

Resources in This Category

• 2Know

  http://www.got2know.net/
  Software for improving a person's capacity to recall numbers. Offers free download, a list of recommended readings, as well as links to related resources. In English, German, and French.

• Capital Research Limited

  http://www.capitalresearch.co.nz/
  Features details of memory coaching services, newsletters, and books for sale.

• FullRecall

  http://fullrecall.com/
  Flashcard-like software that uses neural network theory to schedule the optimal time of reviews.

• How to Memorize Verbatim Text

  http://www.productivity501.com/how-to-memorize-verbatim-text/294/
  An explanation of a technique and javascript tool for memorizing verbatim text.

• JMemorize

  http://jmemorize.org/
  Java-based Leitner flashcard software. Runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.

• JogLab

  http://www.joglab.com/
  Web-based application for creating mnemonic lists.

• Lumosity

  http://www.lumosity.com/
  Web-based application that uses games to improve cognitive abilities. Provides information about memory, brain health and cognition.

• Memory Help

  http://www.michaelkox.de/english/memorize-words
  Resource for remembering keywords, technical terms, foreign words, words in certain contexts, and languages.

• Pryor's Development System

  http://technergroup.com/
  A memory improvement system for visual learners.

• SuperMemo

  http://www.supermemo.com/
  Offers commercial and freeware software. Articles include documentation and two decades of research on human memory.

• The Mnemosyne Project

  http://www.mnemosyne-proj.org/
  Python-based spaced repetition software that runs on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X. Some users of the software make anonymous use records available as a research project on human memory.

 

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