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David Barton

Memory Improvement: Ace Your Next Test or Exam

Try David Barton’s introductory memory exercises for chunking, linked stories and imagery, with a focus on retaining study information.

FreeBeginner0–2 hoursEnglishMemory Skills
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Course overview

David Barton offers a short introduction to storing and recalling lists. A discussion of memory types and chunking leads into three practical exercises, including longer sequences and image-based associations. The format gives students a small set of methods to test before committing to a larger memory-training program.

What you will learn

  • Break information into useful chunks
  • Link list items through a memorable story
  • Use visual cues and test unaided recall

Who this suits

School, college and university students can start with a willingness to try unfamiliar exercises. The course is introductory and works best when followed by practice on a modest amount of real study material.

Before you enroll

The published curriculum lists 1 hour 4 minutes of teaching, with a December 2022 update. The provider describes it as a free course; verify current enrollment terms. Free Udemy courses do not normally include completion certificates. Exam preparation still requires subject understanding and representative questions, so treat this as supplementary study support rather than a promise about test scores or a complete revision plan.

The official course description identifies this as a free introductory course. Check the current enrollment screen for availability. Free Udemy courses generally do not provide a completion certificate.

Put it into practice

Complete a list-recall exercise and note the items you missed. Rebuild the weakest story or image connections, test again after a delay, and write a brief explanation of when the method helps and when a written reference is more appropriate.

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At a glance

Provider
Udemy
Learning format
Course
Price
Free
Level
Beginner
Study time (approx.)
0–2 hours
Language
English
Certificate
Not listed
Created by
David Barton
Page updated
12 Oct 2026