It would be a great idea to add an option to replay all the puzzles in history. So as not to forget the themes and reasons over time.
Thank you for creating and maintaining this site.
Thank you for creating and maintaining this site.
You can find puzzle history there: lichess.org/training/history
I know the site.@Tidw_J_BY said in #2:
> You can find puzzle history there: lichess.org/training/history
I know the site.
> You can find puzzle history there: lichess.org/training/history
I know the site.
So your request already exist.
No it does not. Once you succeed a past failed puzzle there is no way to try again when some time of different scale than first interval has passed. only way, is manual local computer link logging of all failed ones, but then you have some non content hint URL to deal with (so be careful how you set up such log). I have a bunch and now it is a chore to go back to them per theme (I am not even sure from which theme or random mix I entered the puzzles for the first time.
I think having put theme is a great innovation, but it has more potential that current display, in terms of pedagogy.
I think having put theme is a great innovation, but it has more potential that current display, in terms of pedagogy.
@ziW7goenV said in #6:
> No. Only exist replay failed puzzles.
No not even with failed, once they are not failed, there is no way to go back to them anymore. no history of which puzzles were failed at least once. unless this has changed. All can see, is the dark green versus other shade of green upon theme slices (either themes, from the various display of your strength and weakness).
That is ok, but no notion of time duration between retries, so you might succeed right after while problem still fresh. But there might be pedagogical value in being able to try again way later when erased from short term memory or shortish term. say a month later, or a year later, as a retrospective puzzle nostalgic party.
> No. Only exist replay failed puzzles.
No not even with failed, once they are not failed, there is no way to go back to them anymore. no history of which puzzles were failed at least once. unless this has changed. All can see, is the dark green versus other shade of green upon theme slices (either themes, from the various display of your strength and weakness).
That is ok, but no notion of time duration between retries, so you might succeed right after while problem still fresh. But there might be pedagogical value in being able to try again way later when erased from short term memory or shortish term. say a month later, or a year later, as a retrospective puzzle nostalgic party.
@dboing said in #7:
> No not even with failed, once they are not failed, there is no way to go back to them anymore. no history of which puzzles were failed at least once. unless this has changed. All can see, is the dark green versus other shade of green upon theme slices (either themes, from the various display of your strength and weakness).
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> That is ok, but no notion of time duration between retries, so you might succeed right after while problem still fresh. But there might be pedagogical value in being able to try again way later when erased from short term memory or shortish term. say a month later, or a year later, as a retrospective puzzle nostalgic party.
To refresh your memory. Replay all the puzzles you have to date. As a warm-up before starting a tactic session. Currently it is only possible by having new tabs. Puzzle by puzzle. With the failed puzzles you can replay them all. With the successful ones you can only go one by one in new tabs. Or back and forward with the mouse.
> No not even with failed, once they are not failed, there is no way to go back to them anymore. no history of which puzzles were failed at least once. unless this has changed. All can see, is the dark green versus other shade of green upon theme slices (either themes, from the various display of your strength and weakness).
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> That is ok, but no notion of time duration between retries, so you might succeed right after while problem still fresh. But there might be pedagogical value in being able to try again way later when erased from short term memory or shortish term. say a month later, or a year later, as a retrospective puzzle nostalgic party.
To refresh your memory. Replay all the puzzles you have to date. As a warm-up before starting a tactic session. Currently it is only possible by having new tabs. Puzzle by puzzle. With the failed puzzles you can replay them all. With the successful ones you can only go one by one in new tabs. Or back and forward with the mouse.
Once the failed puzzles have been succeeded, there is no way to focus on them anymore. I use puzzles to identify themes where I am not good. In search of missing things to internalize. Since internalization is a long term (not only repetition) process, I would like that there is history kept at long time scales, even if at short time scale I could succeed an initially failed one.
I don't want to have to replay an increasingly large set of puzzles, just because I know that I would certainly hit the ones I want, those that I initially failed.. So all the puzzles to date, is not a solution. No can't replay all failed puzzles specifically, without playing all puzzles failed initially and not. I don't understand what you mean by new tabs. Are you saying that in my exhaustive table (not list btw) of puzzles played to date, the initially failed will always be known as such, even if I succeed them once after?
I don't want to have to replay an increasingly large set of puzzles, just because I know that I would certainly hit the ones I want, those that I initially failed.. So all the puzzles to date, is not a solution. No can't replay all failed puzzles specifically, without playing all puzzles failed initially and not. I don't understand what you mean by new tabs. Are you saying that in my exhaustive table (not list btw) of puzzles played to date, the initially failed will always be known as such, even if I succeed them once after?
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