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MyVerses User's Guide Chapter 6: Review

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Once you have completed the learning process and have memorized a verse, it's time to commit the verse to a lifelong review process. MyVerses continuously compares the review history of each verse against your personal review schedule to determine which verses are currently due for review. Verses are maintained in Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Quarterly review lists as appropriate. The following sections describe how various forms and features support the review process: Commit List Form View Form

Commit Tapping the Commit button signals MyVerses that the verse has been learned and that you are ready to commit it to the scheduled review process (Figure 6-1). The Commit button is only visible on the View form for verses in the Learn category. MyVerses displays the Commit confirmation dialog box to confirm your intent before actually committing the record (Figure 6-2). This dialog indicates where the record will be moved based on your personalized review schedule. Selecting Yes on the dialog box will cause the record to be moved from the Learn category to the indicated destination category. The destination category is determined by the first nonzero review category on your personal review schedule (Figure 6-3). By default, records are moved from the Learn list to the Daily review list. Figure 6-1 Tap the Commit button when the verse has been learned to commit it to the scheduled review process. Figure 6-2 The Commit confirmation dialog is displayed when you press the Commit button on the View form. Figure 6-3 Schedule form displaying default values. List Form After selecting Yes on the Commit confirmation dialog box, the destination list containing the newly committed record is displayed on the screen. This provides a visual indication that the record has been committed (Figure 6-4). The appearance of the List form changes when displaying records in the review categories (i.e. Daily, Weekly, Monthly or Quarterly) from that seen earlier when displaying the Learn category. First, a check box replaces the bullet seen to the left of items in the Learn list. Tapping the check box tells MyVerses that you have completed a review of the item. MyVerses will uncheck the box when it is time to review the item again. Second, the New button is no longer displayed. All new records must be created in the Learn category. Third, push buttons are now visible in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Verses that have been reviewed are displayed with a checked box if the All push button is selected, or hidden from sight if the Due push button is selected. You can switch between the review categories by selecting them from the category popup menu in the upper right corner of the screen (Figure 6-5). Figure 6-6 shows a Daily review list containing five records. The first two records in this list have been reviewed as indicated by the checked boxes. The reviewed records are visible because the All push button in the lower right hand corner of the screen is selected. Figure 6-7 shows the same Daily review list with the Due push button selected. Notice that the first two items have been hidden because they are no longer "due" on the current day. Experienced users generally prefer working with the Due push button selected so only items that need to be reviewed are displayed. When this push button is selected you can repeatedly select the top item in the list, review it, and check it off as completed. As each item is reviewed, it will disappear from view and the next item due will move to the top of the list. Figure 6-4 Newly committed record displayed in the Daily review list. Figure 6-5 Category popup menu on the List form. Figure 6-6 Daily review list with five records. The checked items have been reviewed for the current day. Figure 6-7 Daily review list with the Due push button selected. Completed items are no longer visible. View Form The appearance of the View form also changes when displaying records in the review categories. The Commit button, visible when a record is in the Learn category, is replaced by a button with a checked box (Figure 6-8). This new button is a shortcut that may be used instead of tapping the Done button, to return to the List form, and then tapping the item's check box to indicate a completed review. This button causes the item to be marked as reviewed and returns to the List form with a single tap. Figure 6-8 View form displaying a record from a review category. Table Of Contents

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