Quizlet
I discovered another new website with great study features – Quizlet. With a free membership you can create sets of vocabulary words and study them. It allows you to set the privacy of the set, whether it’s for you only, your friends or public. After, you can familiarize yourself with them and also go through online flashcards. Quizlet also will let you create a test, with multiple choice, matching and fill in the blank questions. You can also alphabetize and export your vocabulary sets.
I’ve been using Quizlet for about two weeks now and it’s my favorite online study tool. I’ve created twelve different vocab sets for four different classes and it’s worked wonders. My favorite option is the exportation…I can pull the words into a Word document to print out or print flashcards. The website is very fast and works great. I haven’t had any problems. You can import words (copy and paste only right now, which makes it easier if you already have your words typed up. One trick I’ve learned is when typing words, you can tab to the next word if there aren’t enough boxes and it creates a new box for you instead of having to push the button…makes it much easier and quicker to add words.
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You might also like http://www.studystack.com. StudyStack allows you to enter flashcards and the site then displays your card as nine different activities (with more coming soon). Some of these activities are matching, hangman, crossword, and word scramble. Flashcards can also be exported to your cell phone, PDA or iPod.
Another service that has online flashcards is: http://www.proprofs.com/flashcards. These guys have been around for a while and have a pretty stable system. Worth checking out if you’re shopping around for a good replacement for index cards.
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Thanks for the post. With phones like the Krave (motorola.com/krave) you’re able to study and at anytime!
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This is a great vocab study site, but I’m looking for one that lets users study history and science, still with flashcards and something you can also download to your phone. Any suggestion?
Oct 6, 2008