AnKing MCAT Deck Update #8 (May 11th - June 10th)
Up, up, and away we go with the 8th installment of the AnKing MCAT update posts 
Without further ado…shall we?
Deck Updates
A quick glance at all the many splendored details of the AnKing MCAT deck and what’s been taking place since AnkiHub’s maiden voyage some years ago:
69,036 note updates!
21,988 total subscribers!
(we’re averaging numerous updates every day for years now and still going strong 
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Projects
Illustration Projects
We’ve added more illustrations, diagrams, and annotated images than you can shake a few sticks at!!
Thanks to @ahmedafifi and others.
If you’re interested in helping make great illustrations or diagrams or annotated images for the MCAT deck (like the ones you see below), please send an email to brian@ankihub.net
Informing Future Doctors High-Yield Tags
Very happy to announce that the AnKing MCAT deck has undertaken, and now completed, tagging the deck via the Informing Future Doctors High-Yield MCAT book to add another resource into the coffers. The tags are live in the deck now, meant to be used alongside the IFD High-Yield MCAT book, and excited to hear and see how folks make use of it and to have another option for all the MCAT-takers and their test-taking needs.
AAMC Content Outline Tags
Yet another option in the works to continue to build on what is already an extensive, and always-growing, deck and tagging system we have also begun tagging the AnKing MCAT deck by the AAMC content outline.
This work is currently underway, and we hope to have it wrapped up later this month, which should give the deck a subject-level tagging system independent of resource-based tagging which has historically been the norm. Aside from the subdecks, these tags should allow users to peruse via AAMC foundational concepts, skills, and topics independent of third-party resources.
A key detail here is that, since resources vary, no single resource may cover every conceivable detail of any given topic and, thus, cannot be expected to be 100% comprehensive. However, because these tags are topic-specific, rather than resource-specific, they do necessarily cover every single card in the deck. This is a great way to make sure that you’ve covered all of the material that there is to cover, and be confident that you’ve left no stone unturned in your efforts.
Please let us know what you think!
https://students-residents.aamc.org/media/9261/download
🃛 New Cards!!
This one has been a long time coming, but we’ve recently started a very long process of going back over the deck, identifying areas where we can add more information, close some gaps, and help make the deck even more comprehensive and useful for all you doctors-in-waiting.
The AnKing team has gone back through all of the most common primary resources (Kaplan, Khan Academy, UWorld, etc.) to identify any topics, concepts, terms, etc., that could be included to help make a great deck even greater. This project has taken a lot of time, but you might expect to see some new cards added to the next in the next month or two to help round out, and strengthen, the deck overall.
UWorld Textbook Tagging
Super happy to report here that, as shared in the last update, we are officially done tagging the existing deck via the UWorld textbooks. 
It only took a few months of effort, but it is now in the books (literally).
UWorld Question Bank Tagging
Tagging by UWorld questions is 95+% complete. Some UWorld questions are passage-based or self-contained and so not all questions can necessarily be tagged (for example, CARS questions). That being said, we’d love to get that up to 100% so if you notice a card that should be tagged, and isn’t, please feel free to make a suggestion: How to suggest a change to AnkiHub
Submission guidelines for tags, and anything else, can be found here: AnKing MCAT Deck Submission Guidelines
We Need Your Help!
The MCAT deck always benefits from contributions from the user base! If you’re interested in helping to tag, or create useful images, please reach out; many hands make light work!
If you’d like to lend a hand, or be a contributing effort in the process, please send us an email: brian@ankihub.net
Community Shoutouts
A few community members were outstanding with their suggestions this month and we want to make sure to highlight their contributions and dedication!
Top 3 community members with the most suggestions accepted in the last 30 days:
Most Liked Suggestions
Another domain we’d like to highlight is the number of likes/upvotes a user received for their suggestions in the last month. This usually means their suggestions were very well done, greatly benefited the deck, and were appreciated by their fellow users and MCAT denizens:
- @medish (12 likes)
- @tomekhohn (5 likes)
- @aidan888 (4 likes)
Wrapping up
Now, let’s hear from you! What would you like to see improved or added to the deck? Send a reply in the discussion below to let us know!
Thank you all for making this year as amazing as it has been! See you soon for the next update!
To our spring test takers (and upcoming applicants), best of luck, leave it all on the field, and hopefully see you on the flip side. 
Best wishes,
The AnKing team
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