Is this the new best way to learn algorithms?

[JoonhaYi]

I Introduce you to Ankube, the new cutting-edge software for learning algorithms! No, this actually might be useful. A few months ago, I was experimenting with an app called Anki, a spaced-repetition software that helps you memorize almost anything (I used it to learn BLD world pairs and memorized 576 pairs in less than three weeks). But when memorizing algorithms using Anki, I find it hard to understand the algorithm directly from the move notation, which might be why cubers don't use Anki so often, so I made Ankube; Ankube is an Anki card template that has a built-in alg visualizer to help you learn algorithms faster, I think this could be very useful, but I guess it's up to you guys to decide, here's the link: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/817884165

 

[Isaac VM]

This might just be what I was looking for!
I might take the plung to learn 3-style and this will be very helpful indeed, thank you!

 

[OreKehStrah]

This might just be what I was looking for!
I might take the plung to learn 3-style and this will be very helpful indeed, thank you!

I would suggest trying the virtual cube trainer Tao Yu made. https://tao-yu.github.io/Alg-Trainer/
I think it's better for active learning because you are inputting the moves on a virtual cube. I've used it to learn up to 36 ZBLLs/Hour

I think this new tool is great for mobile and other times you don't have a computer or would just like something visual to go through for mental review. I think using both tools together would be a very good way to learn algs.