First, set up your word lists

Wurdle organises your terms into units. These units are organised into courses. The names for courses and units are up to you, and can be set up to your own preferences. If you are enrolled in a school that uses Wurdle, then the school will give you access to the relevant word lists automatically.

Wurdle also offers some free introductory language courses.

Review, check and score

When a term is presented to you try and remember what it means. Once you've decided (or simply decided that you don't know the answer), check your answer. You must then score yourself on how well you recalled the answer. This scoring process is important as it is used by the spaced repetition system to determine when to next show you the term.

Once you have completed all the terms scheduled for a particular day, you're finished until tomorrow.

Each day, review your due items

Wurdle will automatically generate your daily learning schedule. For the best results you only need to practice the words that Wurdle has selected for you on any given day. These words are determined by the spaced repetition algorithms. Don't worry if you miss anything, any untested terms will automatically carry over to the following day.