Oct 05, 2018 11:05:00

'Sans Forgetica', a font that promotes 'memory retention' that can be used for free

With the progress of digitalization, digital devices are steadily becoming widespread in the learning field, and the opportunities for handwriting characters are gradually decreasing.

Research has shown that handwriting is better than typing letters, but it is designed to make it easier to 'fix memory' in order to improve learning efficiency on a PC. The new font ' Sans Forgetica ' has been released, making it perfect for learning in the digital generation.

Sans Forgetica --RMIT
https://sansforgetica.rmit.edu.au/

You can see what kind of font Sans Forgetica is by watching the following movie in one shot.

Sans Forgetica | The font to remember | RMIT University --YouTube

With the spread of the Internet, PCs are becoming an indispensable item for studying. If there is a 'font that can make learning content more memorable' in such a world, everyone will want to use it.

Sans Forgetica is a font designed to help you retain that memory.

Sans Forgetica is a font that supports alphabets, numbers, and some symbols.

Sans Forgetica, the world's first font designed primarily to 'fix learning content in memory,' was created in collaboration with the Department of Design at

RMIT University and the Behavioral Business Lab at the Institute of Behavioral Sciences.

Font design applies a principle known as ' desired difficulty ' in cognitive psychology. The 'desired difficulty' is the principle that the harder it is to dig up memory in the brain, the stronger the learning power, that is, the ability to search and preserve memory. In fact, some research has shown that the information learned from 'hard-to-read fonts' is more memorable, and Sans Forgetica is the perfect font for learning.