Theoretical Framework
According to Colbtran (2014), digital flashcards provide a further opportunity to
revisit old learning activities from a new, and potentially exciting perspective. Like many
Web 2.0 technologies, digital flashcards allow students to individually or collaboratively
build a range of artifacts, or simply use those developed by others in different learning
contexts. While the building of a pack of digital flashcards may not be quite as simple as
'clicking a button", the Web 2.0 application known as FlashCram developed by the third
author and described in this article dramatically simplifies the construction and sharing
of digital flashcards.
       Traditional flashcards have long been a part of undergraduate law students'
repertoire of learning resources. Numerous examples of law related flashcards may be
seen on the internet, both developed by students [15] and commercial
publishers. [16] Digital flashcards provide new possibilities for learning about the law
beyond simply memorization of legal facts.
       Therefore, flashcards will be help to the student’s for memorization, to retain in
their minds, to recognize some things, whether if it is a traditional or digital. Those
flashcards have the same purpose with the help of it, students will pick it up easily as
they can.
Discussion of Expected Output and Justification
The researchers expected that this study have a effect that “Effects of Using Flashcards
in the comprehension level of Grade 8 Compassion in Korean Literature” These should
be learned to the students needs, competencies and abilities . Problems should be
solve.
In Korean Literature their topic its so hard to understand because in their topic they
have deep words to read. The secret answer activities are composed of flash cards with
definition, easy to understand and this way we use the materials that related to their
topic we used this material to get the attention of the learners.