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 Originally Posted by kfaess
I'm not sure I really understand your idea.. what is the point of having slides within slides?
I do like the idea of being able to customize a "playlist" of slides to flip through and study, which it seems like this app can do.
I also like the idea of being able to study using your phone. Think about if you're on the bus/train, in a boring lecture, etc.. and want to better use your time. Bust out the phone and do a little studying.
One other thing to consider, not all classes can be studied for using flashcards. I don't see this as a problem really since most can.
There's no slides within slides. You can put a folder within a folder in which the sets go into. The very reason I came up with it was because I saw a flashcard app and thought about how much time I spend on it doing useless shit.
All of the content is user generated, so you would make the slides, sets, and folders. Also I developed the dual axis slide system if you will, to counter the fact that flashcards just arent always that great for studying. Sometimes you just want information on it where a just a single sided slide would be better. This is really up to the user how they want to make them.
Again this application is going to be fairly basic and straightforward to start, I just want to get it out there and get some momentum. The next step is a web app where you have an account and can make your slides and so forth on there with more detail and then download them to the phone. From there I want to have peer sharing so you can share sets with each other.
I have a lot more to it than that, including a business model which is different from whats out there (quizlet and flashcardexchange are the closest competitors) but I won't go into too much detail yet.
Couple more samples of slide creation and viewing. Swiping vertically will switch between slides
Just copy the image location if you want to see them in more detail. I didn't want to have a ridiculously sized image on here.
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