by ricky6686
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Hi!! Congratulations to everybody that's going to the REDI Center. My husband is there now in his fourth week of conductor training.
I made him a set of flash cards to study the signal aspects and indications that works on an Android-powered smart phone. If anybody has an Android phone, you can download the flash cards for free. You just need the free app from the market, and then you can download the cards from the website on your phone's browser.
The app is called StudyDroid, and you can find it in the Market searching "study droid" or just "flash cards." After you download the app, go to http://www.studydroid.com with your phone's browser, and use the search function and search for "CSX". It should pull up three sets of flash cards that you can download and use.
The app itself is pretty neat. It has a shuffle function, and a "known" button to take the card out of its stack if you don't want to look at it anymore. Feel free to contact me with any questions!
As always, look before you click, er, leap.
Thanks.
Hi!! Congratulations to everybody that's going to the REDI Center. My husband is there now in his fourth week of conductor training.
I made him a set of flash cards to study the signal aspects and indications that works on an Android-powered smart phone. If anybody has an Android phone, you can download the flash cards for free. You just need the free app from the market, and then you can download the cards from the website on your phone's browser.
The app is called StudyDroid, and you can find it in the Market searching "study droid" or just "flash cards." After you download the app, go to http://www.studydroid.com with your phone's browser, and use the search function and search for "CSX". It should pull up three sets of flash cards that you can download and use.
The app itself is pretty neat. It has a shuffle function, and a "known" button to take the card out of its stack if you don't want to look at it anymore. Feel free to contact me with any questions!
