Thank you Moviegoer. It does indeed help. I split the screen between my webbrowser on the left, and notepad++ on the far left. As I review each verse, I record in notepad++ the %score. At the end of the review I end up with a column of numbers which I copy and paste into my Google Sheet, which then calculates the average.
The way that this system helps me personally is that I worry less about the weaker passages, because I know that later on I'll know specifically which ones they are, and will in sequence give them extra work. It also helps me to worry less about one or two weaker verses -- if the majority of the verses have a good score, then it's all well and good. My goal is to move forward the majority toward fully learnt.
I've also continued to add verses which are weaker, and "separated from the pack", as individual verses. That way, the passage as a whole comes up for review less often, and the weaker verse also gets more work.
Thanks :) I guess it's a little easier for me than for some others, because 1) I only work about 30 hrs a week (semi-retired), and 2) I work almost entirely from home. That gives me a lot of time to be on this site :)
I have a Google Sheet which has a list of all my passages, and then each time I review a passage, I rate it by finding the average of all of the scores received during that review session (meaning, 100, 95, 98, 91, or whatever). It takes a little extra time, but it also helps me to focus, as for each verse I'm then more motivated to score as highly as possible.
Then I go back later, when I have some free time, and put in extra review for the weakest passages.
At this very moment, I'm about to do an early review of Isaiah 6 ... I try to calcuate a rating for all my passages, asto which ones are the weakest, and then I review the weaker ones early by going to the passage list and clicking "Learn"
Yes. In "real" life it might be easier. There could be a simple explanation -- perhaps the person decided to use another similar website, like Memverse, or decided they preferred the "old-fashioned" method of pen and paper (I've had similar thoughts at times). But on the internet, if someone vanishes ... who knows the reason.
Since we're having a conversation, I'll ask you one more question: do you prefer (here) to work on individual verses, or work on longer passages, or perhaps chapters?
ah ok ... thanks for clarifying that, and it's very nice to have you here! I guess it was wishful thinking on my part, because the other person with the name "Gray" was very active here, and then seemed to disappear. It's never easy when people disappear. But I pray for you God's blessings in and through you as you focus sharply on each and every one of His Words!
Congratulations! If I may be so bold to ask ... when I hover over your screen name the name "Gray" comes up. Were you here a long time ago? I think I've seen your name on a lot of verse sets. In any case, if that's true, it's wonderful to have you back!