Quizlet

Pros: User interface is very intuitive, I appreciate the different options to display the quizzes, so much better than flipping over a paper flash card.

Cons: I haven't found anything to not work well for me, but I also don't really use all the features of Quizlet, so not sure how the more advanced/in-depth things work.

Pros: I've been extracting from article writing related topics in Amazon Web Services to gain my certification and to study them. This allows me to push further my content creation when it comes to flash cards and also with my youtube channel to document how I use Quizlet. Text generation is straightforward since I can take extracts from the modules and use them as flashcards. Voice and text from what Ive seen in paid tier makes it more immerssive to further advance the way I study to sharpen my knowledge pe module. Image generation is still a work in progress because I haven't tried it yet.

Cons: My only concern is that perhaps you can't see if you can switch from Spaced Repetition to standard study approach.

Pros: I can scan documents to make a personalized study set! It also makes studying fun! I enjoy it a lot.

Cons: There's not much to not like! But i wish i could use the learn section more without needing premium.

Pros: I absolutely love quizlet. I especially love their new feature that has a check or an x and you swipe one way to say if you know it or not. That has been very helpful for my studying.

Cons: It can be hard to find other people's quizlets. It may be helpful if you could 'follow' others so you could easily navigate to their quizlets.

Pros: I like how easy it is to add a class, create study guides, and make fun assessments.

Cons: I don't really have anything that I don't like...and I have the free version.

Pros: I love the many options there are for studying. You can study other people's study sets.

Cons: I have no negative opinions about Quizlet!

Pros: It is cheaper than paper and can have pictures integrated in flashcard

Cons: They put a paywall on everything useful and it is pretty frustrating

Pros: I use it to study for my Music Therapy Exam. It has several testing options that people upload.

Cons: There are no cons. When you have the yearly Subscription; you have access to everything.

Pros: You will find many questions for your topic on quizlet

Cons: Sometimes the answer is to question is vague

Pros: Quizlet is easy and fast to use, and the students love using it. The best part is it is a great tool to help students review vocabulary! As a teacher, I love the Quizlet Live part of the tool. The excitement it brings is amazing!

Cons: I don't have anything negative to say about Quizlet.

Pros: Such a great tool to help study for an exam!

Cons: Some of the tests practice tests were too easy.

Pros: I liked that quizlet keeps everything in one place. Rather than having flash cards to look through it’s much easier to look at them online and not have to keep up with a physical copy.

Cons: I don’t really have a complaint for quizlet. I use quizlet plus and feel the price is fair.

Pros: I love using this as independent review and practice. It also gives me data for what students missed. There is a large library of already created resources to choose from.

Cons: I do not enjoy doing this live because when a student finishes they sit and wait.

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Pros: What I like most about QUIZLET is that it has all the questions I look for and it’s very easy to use

Cons: No cons about QUIZLET ,download it now !!

Pros: I like that Quizlet allows students to make flashcards for study and review. I like that I can access other people's review and terms in the event I am unable to make one of my own. I have also found relevant information and answers on the Quizlets that I couldn't find elsewhere.

Cons: While Quizlet is useful, it is not the most interesting or engaging. The functions are very limited. It is helpful if all you are looking for is to make digital flashcards and review, but if you want more out of a software it falls flat. Also, it can be cumbersome to make flashcards digitally as there are more steps to the process than simply writing it out. Many students choose to opt for traditional methods because it's more accessible and faster.

Pros: The ability to share and customise sets. Students can create their own or I can modify existing sets. The revision activities are engaging and the team options inspire collaboration.

Cons: It isn’t as aesthetically engaging as some other quiz sites for young people.

Pros: Digital reviews allow students to own their learning and review key vocabulary. I also like the feature where students can create their own digital flash cards.

Cons: Some of the features are dated. Maybe Quizlet can update their digital games/functions for student vocabulary review.

Pros: My husband used Quizlet during his stint with higher edu action, and we’ve carried it over into helping our kids learn. I love how easy it is to fire off a set of flash cards for anything! Quick and free, saving having to buy and fill out a bunch of index cards.

Cons: Sometimes it’s a little glitchy, but overall we have only had great experiences with Quizlet.

Pros: I loved that I was able to use Quizlet to help me prep for a test that I needed for my job. It is important to pass the test and Quizlet helped me review the material.

Cons: Sometimes people put up quizzes that have incorrect material or answers.

Pros: Its gamification features A customized learning path and user-friendliness Being able to follow all the progress as a teacher Their customer service is perfect to respond to all your needs

Cons: Social learning can be improved since Quizlet live is not that good enough so classrooms cannot make use of it as much as Kahoot and Quizizz.

Pros: Quizlet offers educators the opportunity to have multiple test, quiz, and study guides at their fingertips from a wide variety of sources or the ability to create their own materials.

Cons: I wish that the platform offered better deals for teachers and schools with a smaller student body.