Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
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In this episode, I discuss web and mobile app innovation for language learning and the negative effect that technology is having on skill acquisition.
Has language learning innovation peaked already?
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Full post here: mezzoguild.com/language-app-innovation
In this episode, I discuss web and mobile app innovation for language learning and the negative effect that technology is having on skill acquisition.
Has language learning innovation peaked already?
Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/language-learning-made-simple/id1156281647?mt=2
Or Stitcher: stitcher.com/podcast/the-mezzofanti-guild/language-learning-made-simple
![Memrise is moving to Decks [How to save your language courses to Anki]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/fwg9GOEds3M/mqdefault.jpg "Memrise is moving to Decks [How to save your language courses to Anki]
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Memrise just announced that theyre rebranding to a free community site called Decks.
Its unclear if this will change any of the current functionality of Memrise courses (they seem to insist it wont). Either way, its actually really easy to download your existing courses to your computer as Anki decks.
Go to nodejs.org and download your OS version of npm (Node Package Manager). If youre using Linux or BSD, you can install npm through your systems ports or packages.
Run: npm install memanki-cli -g
Then run: memanki id ####### (course ID number taken from url in your browser)
You can also run: memanki merge id ####### (this will merge all course decks into one big deck.")
