By: Mary O’Malley Quizlet.com

About Quizlet Quizlet is a fun and interactive website teachers and their students can use to create quizzes for different subjects. This website is helpful when it comes to studying because you can create flashcards and study them online. Also, there are fun games for the students to play, so they are having fun while learning.

Games to Learn Familarize Learn Test Play Scatter Play Space Race Voice Scatter Voice Race

How the Games Work Familiarize Mode gives you a taste of the material before diving in. Learn Mode is the most powerful study mode, keeping track of your scores, retesting incorrect answers, and letting you pause and resume study sessions. Test Mode is the most versatile study mode, supporting short-answer, matching, multiple choice and true/false testing, or any combination. It also scores your answers with easy-to-read corrections. Scatter is a fun matching game which lets you drag and drop questions and answers with your mouse while racing against the clock. Space Race is the ultimate video game study simulation. Racing the clock, you type in answers to questions flying overhead before they evade your grasp.

Teacher Features Give your students a study tool that's both powerful and fun, encouraging them to learn. Share study materials online with your classes, or generate photocopy-ready flashcards for in-class distribution. Host a group where your students can create and discuss study materials for your class. Notify students by when you've posted new study materials, and receive messages back from them. See what other teachers are teaching at your grade level and in your subject area.

Create Flashcard Sets Easily create flashcard sets with as many questions and answers as you want. Import questions and answers from your computer or other websites (or just type them in directly). Cut and paste questions from other peoples' flashcard sets to make your own. Invite friends to share your flashcards via , Facebook, or MySpace. One-click lookup of official dictionary definitions, and other users' previous answers.