I'm curious, what format do you use for cards to do this? Do you use Cloze cards like: My delivery driver is ___? How do you specify in the card which co-worker you mean?
I'm a few days late, so I don't know if you'll see this.
When adding "people cards", I do anki's forward-and-reverse card, and I build the card so I can read both sides, and generate the opposite side.
I'm just trying to build an association in my brain for their name, so I might do:
Front: "people: Neighbors to west, older couple, he likes woodworking"
Back: "people: Joe and Trish"
I only use a single Anki deck for all my cards, which span many interests, so I'll usually give myself a word to specify the topic, like "Go, Ruby, People, Mental Models"
Or if I can grab a headshot or picture from Slack, Twitter, or LinkedIn, I'll often put the picture on the front, name on the back.
When I review the card "from the back", I try to remember what the person looks like.
I have aphantasia [0] so this form of recall is effortful.
When adding "people cards", I do anki's forward-and-reverse card, and I build the card so I can read both sides, and generate the opposite side.
I'm just trying to build an association in my brain for their name, so I might do:
Front: "people: Neighbors to west, older couple, he likes woodworking"
Back: "people: Joe and Trish"
I only use a single Anki deck for all my cards, which span many interests, so I'll usually give myself a word to specify the topic, like "Go, Ruby, People, Mental Models"
Or if I can grab a headshot or picture from Slack, Twitter, or LinkedIn, I'll often put the picture on the front, name on the back.
When I review the card "from the back", I try to remember what the person looks like.
I have aphantasia [0] so this form of recall is effortful.
[0] https://www.facebook.com/notes/blake-ross/aphantasia-how-it-...