I have used [SRS](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition_system) for learning stuff in other subjects like History and Language in the past (Using [Anki](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anki)). It seems like a good deal since I get punched with something I was about to forget at the point where I could remember it.

Will SRS help in learning math **on my own**?

The reason I ask (as opposed to trying directly) are:

* The heart of SRS is composing questions. In history, I'd need it for dates and venues. Like *The Normandy landings took place on?*. How should one compose questions for using SRS in mathematics?
I don't think asking problems is a good idea since it can mislead the learner. For instance, asking the learner Derivative of $x^n$ is? might prompt him to answer that the derivative of $\pi^4$ is $4\pi^3$.
* Theorems are really important but how do you frame them into multiple choice questions?

(I do realize that Math is about understanding rather than memorizing but I quote John Neumann : 
*"Young man, in mathematics you don't understand things. You just get used to them."*)