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Quizlet is an online learning tool that allows you to create digital flashcards that can be studied from the website or using an app. I had heard about this app from students and decided to try it this past summer as I was studying for my own finals in graduate school. The experience of using it myself to learn material made me realize how valuable this could be especially in my Advanced Placement classes where vocabulary retention is critical. So far it’s been a success! I’ve seen an improvement in vocabulary fluency amongst my students and while it’s still a little early to tell I think the overall content retention is going to be improved.

Here are some of my favorite features.

Accessibility

Once the study set is added to a student’s account or class the Quizlet App allows students to practice vocabulary terms without being connected to a Wi-Fi network or using data. The convenience factor of being able to use the digital flashcards on a device that we already have with us was what originally drew me to the platform.

Tracking Function

The Quizlet Teacher subscription allows me to track student activity in two ways that I have found beneficial.

First, it allows me to see which of the tools the students have utilized and the last time they were active with the site. I’ve found this helpful when counseling with students about study practices and assessment grades.
Second, is the class progress tab which shows me the class average of correct responses for each term. It ranks the words from the most to least missed by students. This function has allowed me to focus class time on clarifying words where there is confusion instead of doing broader review.

Quizlet Live

Quizlet Live is a review game that students can play in class by entering a code on their phones. It groups students and focuses on accuracy over speed to win. I tried it with one of my classes and found it required very little effort to set up and the students were engaged and excited during the game.

I would recommend this tool for teachers of particularly vocabulary driven course or courses where there is a fair amount of memorization required. My students are spending more time with the vocabulary terms and their improved fluency is measurable. For me, the Quizlet Teacher subscription has been worth it for access to the student data and the ease of creating vocabulary quizzes.

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If you teach a world language, you have undoubtedly heard about Quizlet. Quizlet.com is essentially a web based vocabulary learning tool that uses word banks mingled with a variety of games for students.
In the past few years, Quizlet has considerably improved its website, provided applications for Android and Apple phones, and allowed teachers to create class sets or use public sets created by other teachers.
But the exciting development of Quizlet is the new QUIZLET Live! For those of you who are familiar with Kahoot, you know how competitive students get with game-based learning platforms. With Quizlet live, you get a similar platform, but with a really fun twist.

First, you will need to go to https://quizlet.com/features/live. There is a tutorial if you care to watch it, but the setup is really easy. The first step is to choose a set (I do not create my own sets, I usually look up a set that another teacher has made by typing in the name of the textbook I use and the chapter, for example with ”D’accord 1, 1A).

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By Peggy Veal, French Teacher & World Language Department Chair, STEM School and Academy, Highlands Ranch, CO.
If you teach a world language, you have undoubtedly heard about Quizlet. Quizlet.com is essentially a web based vocabulary learning tool that uses word banks mingled with a variety of games for students.In the past few years, Quizlet has considerably improved its website, provided applications for Android and Apple phones, and allowed teachers to create class sets or use public sets created by other teachers.For those of you who are familiar with , you know how competitive students get with game-based learning platforms. With Quizlet live, you get a similar platform, but with a really fun twist.

But the exciting development of Quizlet is the new QUIZLET Live! Kahoot

First, you will need to go to https://quizlet.com/features/live. There is a tutorial if you care to watch it, but the setup is really easy. The first step is to choose a set (I do not create my own sets, I usually look up a set that another teacher has made by typing in the name of the textbook I use and the chapter, for example with "D'accord 1, 1A).

Once you have chosen the set, click on it, and you will see a tab on the right called " Live" (note that this will not appear if your account is set as a student, it must be set as a teacher account - even in the free version):

Click on the "Live" tab. Your screen will then prompt you to create a game. Click on "Create game", and your screen will display instructions for your students to join you by entering a code on the quizlet.live website. Here is an example (your code will be different). You will need at least 6 students to be able to play a game.

Once your students have joined your game, follow the prompt to the next step. You will be able to choose to either "randomly set up teams" or "set up your own teams". I prefer to randomly set teams to encourage my students to work with different peers. Throughout the games, I reshuffle the teams multiple times to make sure that the teams are evenly distributed in levels and the same team doesn't win every time.

One of the really neat features that Quizlet live has set up is the fact that the teams receive names in the target language. In French, the teams are animal names (which is a great way for students to learn words such as loup - wolf, or Guépard - cheetah!). Once the teams are set and students are sitting with their teams, you can click to begin the game.

Each student will see a word at the top of the screen that needs to be matched with its French (or Spanish, or German...) equivalent, BUT only one person in the team actually has the match. This means the team will have to work together to find the answer for each word.

You will hear students screaming "Qui a ______? C'est pas moi!" - Additionally, whenever the team makes a mistakes, it takes their score back to zero. I found this to be motivating to other students who may be far behind but always know that there is a chance another team could "mess up", giving them a chance to win in the end.

Each team has to guess 12 words. The first team to guess all twelve wins.

I like to keep the race lines up on the main classroom screen via my computer so all students can glance and see who is closest to the finish line.

My students get very intense with this game. It is really a fun way to learn vocabulary quickly and in a fun way. We have had class periods when we play the game for 45 minutes, over and over again. I love to hear students say things like "I know this word, I got it wrong last time, I know it means __________ !". It shows that students are able to filter what they know versus what they still need to learn. It also teaches grit, because they know that their team depends on them. Not one person in the team can just "sit back and wait". This is why I like Quizlet Live better than Kahoot. When I play kahoot in my class, I find that there are always some students who fly under the radar and don't really try. With Quizlet Live, everyone has to do their part!

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Now that we’ve covered the basics, here are eleven specific ways in which Quizlet can help your students robustly acquire and remember class material. Because I am a language teacher, I will focus on vocabulary, but the same principles can apply to most subjects.
1. Quizlet reads the word and definition to the student out loud, enhancing students’ grasp of pronunciation. Quizlet has text-to-speech capabilities in eighteen languages as of 2013, and more are on the way. Granted, the pronunciation is not always perfect or unambiguous—for example, some English words like “conduct” have both noun and verb forms which are pronounced with different syllable stress patterns, and Quizlet would haven no way of knowing which part of speech to pronounce unless the word is used in a sentence—but as a general studying aid, this feature is invaluable.
2. Quizlet provides targeted spelling feedback. In the “Speller” studying mode, students hear the target word spoken out loud and see a written definition on the screen. Their task is to type the target word using its correct spelling. If they make mistakes, Quizlet visually corrects the error, re-reads the word, and reads the spelling one letter at a time. For students who particularly struggle with spelling, such as Arabic-speaking learners of English (Martin, 2011), this specific, multi-modal feedback is a wonderful resource.
3. Quizlet provides adaptive training to help students focus on the items most difficult for them. In the “Learn” mode, Quizlet tests students one item at a time. The items a student performs more poorly on are brought back for further review to help students focus their efforts on items which they have not yet learned or which are more difficult to remember. This adaptive training method increases the efficiency and effectiveness of students’ studying.
4. Quizlet generates customizable randomized tests for your students to boost their long-term memory. Quizlet can generate tests involving written, matching, multiple choice, or true/false questions, or any combination thereof. The tests may be taken on a computer or smartphone and automatically graded, or they may be printed out and distributed in class. This is useful for students’ self-assessment, but the actual learning benefits of this activity cannot be overstated. Self-testing is critical in building robust long-term memory of learned materials (Karpicke & Roediger, 2008), so the more your students test themselves, the better their performance will be in the future.
5. Quizlet generates interactive games to help students study your course content. The “Scatter” and “Space Race” games use the word/definition pairs you entered to help your students study in a more interactive and competitive fashion. Students can compete in teams against one another to see which group can complete a Scatter game the fastest or which group can keep up a Space Race the longest. Check out the Scatter game below! (If it doesn’t load in your RSS reader, click here to open the Scatter game in your web browser.)

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Quizlet.com is a free website which enables teachers and students to create digital flash cards. That's not where the magic stops, however. Quizlet can automatically generate interactive games and even tests of the material you enter into it. Five or ten minutes of typing (or pasting!) up front can yield literally hours' worth of automatically-assessed activities inside and outside of the classroom, on computers, smartphones, tablets, and even pencil-and-paper printed exercises. Interested? Read on!

How do I make a set of flash cards for my students?

Luckily, Quizlet already has wonderful resources available to help first-time flash card creators. Once you get the hang of it, it takes only five or ten minutes to upload even large sets of materials to Quizlet. In particular, see their tutorials on:

11 ways Quizlet.com can supercharge your teaching

Now that we've covered the basics, here are eleven specific ways in which Quizlet can help your students robustly acquire and remember class material. Because I am a language teacher, I will focus on vocabulary, but the same principles can apply to most subjects.

1. Quizlet reads the word and definition to the student out loud, enhancing students' grasp of pronunciation. Quizlet has text-to-speech capabilities in eighteen languages as of 2013, and more are on the way. Granted, the pronunciation is not always perfect or unambiguous-for example, some English words like "conduct" have both noun and verb forms which are pronounced with different syllable stress patterns, and Quizlet would haven no way of knowing which part of speech to pronounce unless the word is used in a sentence-but as a general studying aid, this feature is invaluable.

2. Quizlet provides targeted spelling feedback. In the " Speller " studying mode, students hear the target word spoken out loud and see a written definition on the screen. Their task is to type the target word using its correct spelling. If they make mistakes, Quizlet visually corrects the error, re-reads the word, and reads the spelling one letter at a time. For students who particularly struggle with spelling, such as Arabic-speaking learners of English (Martin, 2011), this specific, multi-modal feedback is a wonderful resource.

3. Quizlet provides adaptive training to help students focus on the items most difficult for them. In the " Learn " mode, Quizlet tests students one item at a time. The items a student performs more poorly on are brought back for further review to help students focus their efforts on items which they have not yet learned or which are more difficult to remember. This adaptive training method increases the efficiency and effectiveness of students' studying.

4. Quizlet generates customizable randomized tests for your students to boost their long-term memory. Quizlet can generate tests involving written, matching, multiple choice, or true/false questions, or any combination thereof. The tests may be taken on a computer or smartphone and automatically graded, or they may be printed out and distributed in class. This is useful for students' self-assessment, but the actual learning benefits of this activity cannot be overstated. Self-testing is critical in building robust long-term memory of learned materials (Karpicke & Roediger, 2008), so the more your students test themselves, the better their performance will be in the future.

5. Quizlet generates interactive games to help students study your course content. The " Scatter" and " Space Race" games use the word/definition pairs you entered to help your students study in a more interactive and competitive fashion. Students can compete in teams against one another to see which group can complete a Scatter game the fastest or which group can keep up a Space Race the longest. Check out the Scatter game below! (If it doesn't load in your RSS reader, click here to open the Scatter game in your web browser.)

6. Quizlet can be used at home or on the go. As long as students have links to your course materials on Quizlet's website, they can study independently at home or else use Quizlet's excellent, full-featured mobile website or free iOS app to study on the go. You can link to or embed Quizlet on your class's content management system or blog, or using QR codes, you can embed Quizlet practice links on your paper handouts for students to scan with a smartphone or tablet. Try it out: Scan the QR code immediately below this paragraph using your smartphone or tablet and you'll be directed to the mobile Quizlet site shown below! By adding similar QR codes to your paper handouts in class, you can provide students with concrete links to supplemental digital studying materials they can use between classes, on the bus, or whenever else they have a spare moment.

7. Quizlet can be used to generate paper handouts, flash cards, or game materials. Once you have your list of words and definitions uploaded to Quizlet, there are several printing options. You can use these printed materials as handouts for your students or else use them to create physical games and warm-up exercises to play in class. (For example, you might print out words in the "small flashcard" format, cut out all the words and definitions separately, scramble them up, and hand one slip of paper to each student, either a word or a definition. Then, students would need to find the other person in the room whose slip of paper completes the word/definition pair.) To quote from Quizlet's website, the printing options include:

Glossary: terms and definitions side by side - good for cramming lots of info in your pocket.

Table: terms and definitions in a table - great for studying line-by-line with a covering piece of paper moving down the page.

Small: 10 flashcards per page.

Large: 5 flashcards per page.

3×5 Index Card: double-sided index cards.

8. Your students can export or mix and match different card sets together to create a personalized deck. One of the most underappreciated features of Quizlet is that anyone can create a hybrid deck of cards by copying other people's decks, combining multiple different sets together, throwing out unwanted cards, and perhaps adding new extra cards manually. Promote your students' agency and help them become responsible for their own learning by encouraging them to customize their studying materials using these versatile mix-and-match material aggregation features.

9. You can create a "class" for your students on Quizlet and even track their progress if you choose to do so. Personally, I view Quizlet as being purely automated formative assessment: I don't keep track of my students or grade them in any way based on their Quizlet studying. However, features for creating a class and tracking student progress do exist for teachers who wish to integrate Quizlet more fully into their curriculum.

10. Once your students become familiar with Quizlet.com, they can discover millions of other user-created flashcards. It's easy to find flash card sets of just about any subject material imaginable. Of course, it can be difficult to monitor quality and accuracy with an open, user-curated resource like Quizlet.com, but it's highly unlikely any given cardset will be intentionally or maliciously flawed; mistakes, if present, will tend to be small. For highly standardized or regimented types of material, such as the symbols of the chemical elements or definitions of common SAT words, accuracy can reasonably be assumed.

11. Students can export Quizlet card sets and use them with other programs or websites. Although I enjoy many of the features of Quizlet.com both as a teacher and a learner, I prefer to use Mnemosyne, a spaced repetition flashcard program, to test myself on foreign language vocabulary over long periods of time. Luckily, it is simple to export a Quizlet.com set into a format which other websites or computer programs can read. The export format can be configured in several different ways to ensure compatibility with your target website or program, so you never get "locked in" to Quizlet.com. For example, here is the export page for an ESL vocabulary flash card set.

Have you ever used Quizlet.com or another online flash card website in your class? How did it go? What other uses or tips do you know of? Sound off in the comments!

References

Karpicke, J. D., & Roediger, H. L. (2008). The critical importance of retrieval for learning. Science, 319(5865), 966-8. doi:10.1126/science.1152408

Martin, K. I. (2011). Reading in English: a comparison of native Arabic and native English speakers. Master's Thesis, University of Pittsburgh.
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Do you know by you can also play hide and seek with Quizlet? Interesting right?

So, here's the thing ! I'm gonna tell you how it works.

This variation on Hide and Seek is a great no-prep game for any class, but it's especially wonderful for language classes working on pronunciation!

How to play the game?

1. Divide the class in half randomly and write their names on the board under the headings "HIDE" and "SEEK" (in your language).

2. The first pair sends their "seeker" into the hall for 20 seconds while the "hider" hides a piece of brightly colored paper somewhere in the room.

3. I project the word for the whole class to see using Quizlet Flashcards.

4. The "hider" opens the door for the "seeker" to return and the whole class chants the word on the board. We chant more loudly as s/he gets closer to the hiding spot. To avoid screaming and bothering other classes, we wave our hands in the air when s/he is really close.

5. When the student finds the word, s/he must tell us the definition.

A few management tips

Suggested rules for hiding the paper: It must be hidden in the perimeter of the room, but not in anyone's personal belongings; my desk is off limits; it has to be a little bit visible, but you may fold it; it has to be reachable by the "seeker," so unless they are really tall, be considerate!

If it's a really large class and everyone wants a turn, I set the timer on my phone for 1:15. If the "seeker" hasn't found it by the time the buzzer goes off, the "hider" gets to show him/her where it was.

I let my students know the purpose of this game is to practice pronunciation and everyone must chant together in rhythm so we hear it accurately.​​

If I hear students repeatedly mispronouncing a word, or speeding up too much, I use the audio feature on the Quizlet flashcards to get them back on track. I just click it three times in a row to redirect them.

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Amalia (2018). Classroom Game Idea: Hide and Seek Vocab with Quizlet. Retrieved from  Quizlet website https://quizlet.com/blog/classroom-game-idea-hide-and-seek-vocab-with-quizlet

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Do you know that you can share your Quizlet study sets on Google Classroom?

If you use Google Classroom, you can now share any Quizlet study set directly your Google Classroom course.

So let me tell you how it works.
Get ready !

Step 1: Go to any study set on Quizlet and click on “Share” in the upper right.

Step 2: Click on “Share on Google Classroom”

Step 3: If you have not linked your account to Google, you will need to do so here.

Step 4: Select the Google Classroom course you would like to share this study set with.

Step 5: Choose the type of post - assignment or announcement.

Step 6: Fill out any extra information you'd like to post.

Step 7: See your post on Google Classroom (and your students will automatically be notified through Classroom).

Simple right? So let's start using Quizlet now !

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Sophia (2015). Share your Quizlet study sets on Google Classroom. Retrieved from  Quizlet website https://quizlet.com/blog/share-your-quizlet-study-sets-on-google-classroom

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Is Quizlet useful for learning tools?

Well, let's hear what the teachers are going to say about the Quizlet guys.

"Quite simply the students love the game! They say that it is very motivational and they learn their own words as well as the words of the teams with which they are cooperating. They were desperate to try LIVE again, so we will be returning to it regularly."

"Every single one of my language students from 8th graders to 12th graders was actively involved in the learning and review process. There was no down time. No one felt left out. They were all engaged. The students were forced to communicate and collaborate. It was simply amazing. We played six rounds in 30 minutes. They wanted to keep going. I nearly had a mutiny on my hands."

"While I always knew I was teaching the Wired Generation, never before have I seen such engagement, such willful cooperation, and such pride in learning. WOW does not begin to cover it."

Won't you look at that? A lot of positive responses by the teachers out there. So it is proven that Quizlet is one of the effective tools for learning !

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Sophia (2016). Quizlet's new in-class game is now available in beta to all teachers. Retrieved from  Quizlet website https://quizlet.com/blog/teachers-try-out-quizlets-new-in-class-game-with-your-students

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Omg, did you guys know this?
We can make a live on Quizlet !

Actually this is the easiest way for teachers to communicate with students.

But how? Well, let me show you how the magics work ! Bling bling !

All teachers will see a "live" button on their study sets. Just click the button to get started.

Then, you'll get a unique join code to share with your students who will join your game at quizlet.live.

Students will be split up into teams and need to work together to learn the vocabulary in the study set. It's a race to answer the questions quickly and accurately (and it's a ton of fun).

Learn more about the game : https://quizlet.com/features/live (note: you'll need to be logged in and a teacher to view this page currently). Or read our complete FAQ :  https://quizlet.com/help/2444125/how-to-use-quizlet-live

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Sophia (2016). Quizlet's new in-class game is now available in beta to all teachers. Retrieved from  Quizlet website https://quizlet.com/blog/teachers-try-out-quizlets-new-in-class-game-with-your-students

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Well, Quizlet is tools where we used flashcards and hey, the cards alive ! But the question is, how to make the flashcards?

Well, sit back and relax because I'll tell you how to make flashcards using Quizlet.

It's easy.
First :  Get to quizlet.com and log in to your account. If you don't already have an account make sure to make one or you won't be able to save your set once you make it.

Second :  Once on the Quizlet homepage hit the big green Make Flashcards button in the middle of the page.

Third :  Type in a title and subject that correspond to the set you are about to create. If you want other people to use your set create a title with key words that will be helpful when they are searching for the topic. Feel free to add what you like to the description box.

Forth :  Adjust the "visible to" and "editors" tabs. Decide who you would like to be able to use and edit your flashcards. You have to be a member of a group for set to be visible to that certain group.

Fifth :  Fill in the appropriate information. There are two sides to every flash card.

Lastly :  Once you have perfected your set, press the "create set" button at the bottom of the page. Give yourself a nice pat on the back. It might have taken a lot longer than you expected, but your Quizlet set is done.

Don't understand a single word that I'm saying? Worry no more cause here's some tutorial video for you to learn it !

Don't worry, you still have plenty of time to study away for that test tomorrow!

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How to Create a Set in Quizlet (n.d). WikiHow. Retrieved from WikiHow website https://www.wikihow.com/Create-a-Set-in-Quizlet

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Did you know that we can print any material from quizlet?
Let me teach you how to do it.

It's easy to print Quizlet sets for studying on the go without a mobile device!

To print, go to any set page, open the More menu (represented by three dots) and select Print.

You'll see a preview of what your set will look like when printed. By default, your set will be displayed in alphabetical order in Table view. To preview other options, select a different print format; to print in the set's original order, un-check the Alphabetize box.

Once you've chosen a format, select Open PDF.This will open your set in a new browser tab or window.

To print your set, select File and then Print in your browser. If you'd rather save your set as a PDF to study offline from your computer, select Save as PDF as the print destination and then save.

FAQs

I'm seeing an error message when trying to print! What can I do?
If you're seeing errors when printing, or aren't able to generate a PDF of your set to print, we recommend waiting a few minutes, then trying again. If that doesn't work, restarting your browser usually helps clear up this type of issue!

Can I print sets from my mobile device?
It's not possible to print sets from the Quizlet iOS and Android apps, but you can print from your mobile device's browser if it's connected to a printer at your home or school.

How do I print a test to have my students take on paper?
To print a test, go to the set page you're planning to use for your quiz or test and select Test. Choose the number and type of questions you need from the Options menu, then select Print test.

Now you can print it on your own.Yeay

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1. Quick group creation:  I go into more detail below, but suffice it to say that Quizlet has made it easy for teachers and students to create competitive and collaborative groups focused on vocabulary and concept review.

2. Printable flashcards:  No Internet access? No problem.  Quizlet has a built-in method for printing out your cards for off-road access to review.
3. Embed your review anywhere:  Once available only for the vocab review games, embed code is everywhere on Quizlet now.  Want your cards to display on your Moodle course, a practice test on your website, a game of Scatter on your wiki?  Grab the embed code and display your set almost any place on the web.

4. Audio in English … and 17 other languages!:  Whether you are using Quizlet to teach foreign languages or just looking to engage another learning style, audio is a powerful tool, and audio is now included by default whenever terms or definitions are typed into the tool.  The “computer voice” is rather good – you can try it out on the set embedded below.  Just toggle the “Enable Audio” button.
5. Live discussion right on the page: Each flashcard set gives you the ability to set up a chat window if you wish.  The chats live forever, though each student does retain the ability to delete his or her own comments.  While not an amazingly innovative feature, it does open up a place where students can leave feedback on the set, correcting errors that might have escaped a teacher’s notice or suggesting terms that might be added to the set.
For more info, you can visit: http://www.drewmcallister.net/blog/2012/04/5-more-reasons-to-use-quizlet/

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McAllister, D. (2017). 5 More reasons to use Quizlet. Retrieved from http://www.drewmcallister.net/blog/2012/04/5-more-reasons-to-use-quizlet/

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1. Quizlet reads the word and definition to the student out loud, enhancing students’ grasp of pronunciation. Quizlet has text-to-speech capabilities in eighteen languages as of 2013, and more are on the way. Granted, the pronunciation is not always perfect or unambiguous—for example, some English words like “conduct” have both noun and verb forms which are pronounced with different syllable stress patterns, and Quizlet would haven no way of knowing which part of speech to pronounce unless the word is used in a sentence—but as a general studying aid, this feature is invaluable.
2. Quizlet provides targeted spelling feedback. In the “Speller” studying mode, students hear the target word spoken out loud and see a written definition on the screen. Their task is to type the target word using its correct spelling. If they make mistakes, Quizlet visually corrects the error, re-reads the word, and reads the spelling one letter at a time. For students who particularly struggle with spelling, such as Arabic-speaking learners of English (Martin, 2011), this specific, multi-modal feedback is a wonderful resource.
3. Quizlet provides adaptive training to help students focus on the items most difficult for them. In the “Learn” mode, Quizlet tests students one item at a time. The items a student performs more poorly on are brought back for further review to help students focus their efforts on items which they have not yet learned or which are more difficult to remember. This adaptive training method increases the efficiency and effectiveness of students’ studying.

4. You can create a “class” for your students on Quizlet and even track their progress if you choose to do so. Personally, I view Quizlet as being purely automated formative assessment: I don’t keep track of my students or grade them in any way based on their Quizlet studying. However, features for creating a class and tracking student progress do exist for teachers who wish to integrate Quizlet more fully into their curriculum.

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Price, B. (2013). 11 ways Quizlet.com can supercharge your teaching. Retrieved from http://billcprice.com/futureimperfect/2013/02/11-ways-to-supercharge-your-teaching-with-quizlet-com/

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Let’s face it: Most students don’t want to study more than they have to. As a result, many exhibit poor study habits, like cramming the night before (or the class before) a test, or blindly reviewing class notes. To help students kick bad study habits, Quizlet has added a new feature to its free app that enables them to study more efficiently and effectively using machine learning and cognitive science.

Unveiled onstage at the SXSWedu conference taking place this week in Austin, Quizlet Learn takes the guesswork out of studying by giving students an adaptive study plan that tracks progress and helps them stay motivated with checkpoints and study reminders.

How to use it: After launching Learn, students go through a quick review of study materials to see where they need to start. Next, it asks to input a test date, if one is coming up. Learn uses that information to build an individualized plan. As students study, it recognizes patterns, adjusting questions to be easier or harder and incorporating an array question types (i.e. flashcards, true/false, multiple choice, written and more) to keep them engaged. Learn updates the student on their progress and sends alerts on their mobile devices.

How it works: CEO Matthew Glotzbach in a blog post announcement said that under the hood, Learn is powered by machine learning. To create Learn, the company's Learning Assistant Platform analyzed millions of anonymous study sessions to gain insight into how Quizlet students effectively mastered subjects in the past. That data combined with proven techniques from cognitive science, like spaced repetition, enable Quizlet Learn to show students materials only “as often as needed to master it,” Glotzbach explained.

Shane Mooney, a Quizlet data scientist, wrote in a Medium blog post that spaced repetition involves spreading study over a long period of time and reviewing terms with longer and longer delays each time. “By using machine learning to build a predictive model informed by the same cognitive science theories behind spaced repetition, we were able to build an algorithm that makes studying efficient and practical for all our users,” Mooney said in the post. (He details technical aspects of the Learning Assistant Platform in much greater detail on Medium.)

Quizlet Learn is expected to benefit tens of millions of K–12, college and lifelong learners in 130 countries worldwide, according to information from the company. The feature is only available on iOS for now, but the Quizlet will be rolling out Android and web versions soon.

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Ravipati, S. (2017). Quizlet debuts study feature that helps students study efficiently. Retrieved from website https://campustechnology.com/articles/2017/03/09/quizlet-debuts-study-feature-that-helps-students-study-efficiently.aspx

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Quizlet Debuts Study Feature That Helps Students Study Efficiently

Image Credit: Quizlet.

Let's face it: Most students don't want to study more than they have to. As a result, many exhibit poor study habits, like cramming the night before (or the class before) a test, or blindly reviewing class notes. To help students kick bad study habits, Quizlet has added a new feature to its free app that enables them to study more efficiently and effectively using machine learning and cognitive science.

Unveiled onstage at the SXSWedu conference taking place this week in Austin, Quizlet Learn takes the guesswork out of studying by giving students an adaptive study plan that tracks progress and helps them stay motivated with checkpoints and study reminders.

How to use it: After launching Learn, students go through a quick review of study materials to see where they need to start. Next, it asks to input a test date, if one is coming up. Learn uses that information to build an individualized plan. As students study, it recognizes patterns, adjusting questions to be easier or harder and incorporating an array question types (i.e. flashcards, true/false, multiple choice, written and more) to keep them engaged. Learn updates the student on their progress and sends alerts on their mobile devices.

How it works: CEO Matthew Glotzbach in a blog post announcement said that under the hood, Learn is powered by machine learning. To create Learn, the company's Learning Assistant Platform analyzed millions of anonymous study sessions to gain insight into how Quizlet students effectively mastered subjects in the past. That data combined with proven techniques from cognitive science, like spaced repetition, enable Quizlet Learn to show students materials only "as often as needed to master it," Glotzbach explained.

Shane Mooney, a Quizlet data scientist, wrote in a Medium blog post that spaced repetition involves spreading study over a long period of time and reviewing terms with longer and longer delays each time. "By using machine learning to build a predictive model informed by the same cognitive science theories behind spaced repetition, we were able to build an algorithm that makes studying efficient and practical for all our users," Mooney said in the post. (He details technical aspects of the Learning Assistant Platform in much greater detail on Medium.)

Quizlet Learn is expected to benefit tens of millions of K-12, college and lifelong learners in 130 countries worldwide, according to information from the company. The feature is only available on iOS for now, but the Quizlet will be rolling out Android and web versions soon.

To learn more about Learn, watch the video below or visit the Quizlet site.

About the Author

Sri Ravipati is Web producer for THE Journal and Campus Technology. She can be reached at sravipati@1105media.com.

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To help students kick bad study habits, Quizlet has added a new feature to its app that enables them to study more efficiently and effectively using machine learning and cognitive science. The new Quizlet Learn feature was unveiled onstage at the SXSWedu conference taking place this week in Austin.

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5 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Quizlet

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5 Things You Didn't Know You Could Do With Quizlet

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1. Embed Your Flashcards into your Website.

2. Copy and Duplicate Quizlet Sets

3. Use Quizlet for Exam Question Review

4. Create A Memory Game from Quizlet Words!

5. Quizlet Carousel Game

Click here to see the further information and video for this post:

https://elearningpod.wordpress.com/2015/04/04/ep1-5-things-you-didnt-know-you-could-do-with-quizlet/

I hope this has been helpful to you! Does anybody else have any helpful or creative ways of using Quizlet?

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Gunn, S.(2015). 5 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Do With Quizlet. Retrieved fzrom  E-Learning Blog, Podcast and Portfolio https://elearningpod.wordpress.com/2015/04/04/ep1-5-things-you-didnt-know-you-could-do-with-quizlet/

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As a student, usually they are more prefer using online medium in studying because they love in surfing a browser and with that also we can use a Quizlet as a tools for student while they are surfing internet.
So what the students should do to use Quizlet in learning? Basically the student must have an account and of course Quizlet is offer with free create an account and the students are no need to pay in order to learn from online.

So let's move on, the students can create their own content by create a group of classmates and they can share anything in the group. Basically students are using Quizlet in order to improve their vocabulary and its useful when the teacher just teach them by using flashcard and they are easy to learn and remember.

This method is more efficient than in classroom education because Quizlet can attract the interest of students in learning by playing the sets of provided by their teacher.

With 7 different study mode that provided by Quizlet, the students can learn in any way they like and by that the students can be more interact in academic study and their performance will increase by moment they learn by using this App.

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Quizlet and how can I use it? Retrieved from  https://quizlet.com/help/2444083/what-is-quizlet-and-how-can-i-use-it

Chris Bourret (2015)  Getting Students to Make Their Own Quizlet Vocabulary Sets and Develop Their Study Skills
Retrieved from  https://techtipsforteachers.weebly.com/blog/getting-students-to-make-their-own-quizlet-vocabulary-sets-and-develop-their-study-skills

Lora Kolodny (2017) CNBC -Popular study app Quizlet faces a moment of truth as a new school year begins
Retrieved from  https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/23/quizlet-a-popular-study-app-faces-a-moment-of-truth.html

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As a teacher, do you know how to use Quizlet? Here are some guideline that might useful for you as a teacher to use Quizlet as learning tools. Let's read about it

First of all, you need to sign up and it's free! Next, what you are need to do is create study sets which there are millions of topic that you can choose. Surprising right? Then once you have done with create an account and choose the topic that you can teach to, you can start use it by Quizlet live which you can teach directly to your student by giving them the enter code.

By this method you can also create a class to organize your sets and you can invite your students to get inside the to the class that you had created.

There are simple guideline as a teacher who wants to use Quizlet as a teaching tools. Have a try or you regret it

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Teacher Quick-Start Guide
Retrieved from website https://quizlet.com/help/2444126/how-teachers-can-use-quizlet

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How to create Quizlet?

✔ Locate and use an existing set of cards.
Go to www.quizlet.com.
✔ Click on Find Flashcards at the top of the page.
✔ Select a subject and then a flashcard set appropriate for what you want your students to use.
✔ Within this flashcard set, try each of the different learning modes.

Create your own original set of at least 10 flashcards. A minimum of three of the cards must created by you, however, the rest may be imported from an existing set.
Create a new user account at www.quizlet.com.
👉 Click on Start Studying or Make Flashcards to create a new flashcard set.
👉 Enter the Title, Subject, and Description.
👉 sent access levels for User and Editors. Users can view the simply view the flashcards and Editors can edit.
👉 Insert the terms and corresponding definitions. Click on the "+" to add additional cards, and on "-" to delete a card.
👉 When you are finished, click on Create Set.

And yeay, you are all set and you can create your own notes 🖌🖌🖌

post by Shaesta (IDI16-01-098)
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How to Create Quizlet. (n.d). Retrieved April 4, 2018, from Quizlet- Create, Learn,Play website,  https://sites.google.com/site/ivndanoe/home

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Here the things that you can do with Quizlet

As you know, there many things you can do with Quizlet in learning practices.
First, with Quizlet we can learn in Mathematics which you can use Quizlet in providing many ideal of Mathematics question in enhance student ability in mastered in the subject. Next, you can learn anything about our surrounding by showing the flashcard and the meaning of the flashcard.

Moreover, there also can learn in Science subject which the teacher only need to provide the question about Science and the student can learn through the flashcard, written, spelling and match.

There is various of others subject such as English language, History and Art. All that we can learn through Quizlet and it's very useful to students in learning.

posted by Asyraf (IDI16-01-067)
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Victor Rivero (2011) Interview l Take a Quizlet with Andrew Sutherland. Retrieved from https://edtechdigest.com/2011/04/01/interview-take-a-quizlet-with-andrew-sutherland/

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What are the facts about Quizlet that you never know? Let me share with you there are several facts about Quizlet!

1. It's free online flashcard website! You can access anytime, anywhere and you only need internet to access.

2. It's very useful.
Do you know that almost 90% of students is improving in their academic learning when they use Quizlet as medium in learning. Surprising right?!

3. One useful in learning
Students are often use Quizlet in order to improve their vocabulary and embed the words into their short and long term memory

4. Keep private
This is interesting information when you can have a private set of flashcard and you can only send to your group member only.

There are several fun facts about Quizlet! So go and install the App now!

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Retrived 6 April, 2018 from Quizlet Product Review website,
https://www.edsurge.com/product-reviews/quizlet

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Quizlet Product Information and Reviews: Lets students create & share flashcards & other study games. Large library of card sets

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Makes simple learning tools that let you study anything. Start learning today with flashcards, games and learning tools

The advantages of Quizlet:

1. It functions as a memorization tool to assist students' learning.

2. It offers a variety of learning modes, including four study modes and two study games.

Flashcard - Creating basic flashcards

Speller - Typing what you hear

Learn - Learning call-and-response type

Test -  Generating random tests

Scatter game - Matching scattered terms and definitions

Space Race game - Typing while memorizing

1. It allows students to share their works with others in Friends and Groups.

2. It is free.

3. It is not required to install the software.

4. I can be operated in mobile devices.

The disadvantages of Quizlet:

1.      Some flashcards made by other users might give misleading or wrong information. Be aware that the sets are user created (like all things Web 2.0), so might include inaccurate information.

2.      It might be a problem in ownership of works.

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Did you know that this application give termendous benefits to it user?
Well, lets go through some of the advantages of this application 🤗

1) Quizlet reads the word and definition to the student out loud, enhancing students' grasp of pronounciation.
So basically this application will assist us in term of pronounciation and absolutely it will enhance your speaking skills.

2) Quizlet provide targeted spelling feedback.
This application also help the students to improve their spelling and also pronunciation because they have a speller study mood that will correct our spelling and pronounciation. Quizlet visually corrects the error, re-reads the word, and reads the spelling one letter at a time.

3) Quizlet generates customizable randomized tests for your students to boost their long-term memory.
Quizlet can generate test involving many skills in learning especially writing, speaking, memorizing and many more skills. The test can be taken anywhere and at anytime as we can excess it by phone or pc.

Isn't it amaizing? 😍

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11 ways Quizlet.com can supercharge your teaching. (n.d). Retrieved April 5, 2018 from Future Imperfect website, http://billcprice.com/futureimperfect/2013/02/11-ways-to-supercharge-your-teaching-with-quizlet-com/

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English Language Institute Quizlet workshop, 2/26/13

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Hello everyone, have anyone heard about quizlet? okay let me explain a little  bit about this apps. Quizlet is a free website that lets you make flash cards individually or with a group. The cards can then be shared, reviewed online in a variety of ways, or printed for offline use. In addition to making your own sets of cards, Quizlet also gives you access to a database with millions of flashcards ready for use. The site allows groups to be created, allowing students to work and communicate within their group. As a powerful study tool, it offers four modes of learning - flashcards, speller, learn, and test. It also allows you to play competitive games, such as scatter and space race.

For more information you guys can simply learn from this video 😉

by Shaesta (IDI16-01-098)

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What is Quizlet. (n.d). Retrieved April 4, 2018, from Quizlet- Create, Learn,Play website,  https://sites.google.com/site/ivndanoe/home