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Experience a new era of AI-enhanced learning
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Quizlet is a study app built around flashcards. The developer names exams, homework and certificate courses as the situations it is meant for.
The library is made of sets published by students and teachers, and the listing says there are millions of them. Students memorising material for a test or a qualification are the people it is aimed at.
You can write flashcards from scratch, or upload your study materials and have AI generate a deck from them. Both routes end with a set you can study in the app.
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Instead of making a set yourself, you can search the sets other users have created. Saved decks can be downloaded for offline access, so you can study without a connection.
Each card can be sorted into a know pile or a still learning pile. The split is the app's way of showing what you have covered and what needs more work.
Because the sorting is kept per set, you can return to the cards you have not yet learned without going through the whole deck again.
Any flashcard set can be converted into practice questions. The listing says the questions adapt to what you know and what needs more work.
Question formats include multiple-choice and written responses, so the same material can be tested by recognition and by recall. The developer describes this as a way to reinforce what you have learned.
Your progress carries over between devices. You can start a session on one device and pick it up on another where you stopped.
This applies to the flashcard sets and practice questions you have worked through, so the same study material follows you from phone to tablet or computer.