In the second article of this series, I moved beyond the foundational overview of Anki and demonstrated how a backgammon player can progress from novice to competent practitioner of Anki by using the more powerful workflow tools. Building on the first article the second instalment introduced practical methods for importing and studying decks, using the Custom Study feature, and applying coloured flags to diagnose errors, track weaknesses, and transform Anki into a pattern-recognition and training engine. I also showed how to scale this system across large paid decks, how to use Browse mode for targeted review, and how features like Auto Advance can integrate study into daily routines. With that groundwork in place, this next article now turns to the most useful function of all: the use of Tags to build a true expert level training system. This article may appear somewhat daunting, but with some perseverance it should make sense in the end.
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