Quizlet

 

I have posted about Quizlet several times ( click here ) .  I noticed Tech & Learning had an article about Quizlet.  They state "Quizlet is a superb way to work on memory-based learning. Not only does it offer lots of pre-built quiz options, or story sets as these are known, but it also allows teachers to make their own. Easily shared, these can work well in class, for homework, or during remote learning.

Quizlet even features games such as Live mode or Gravity, which can deeply engage students in a way that promotes learning with ease. Getting the most out of the app is down to how you use it, which is why you're in the right place to do just that."  To see the article click here.

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Study Stack

 

I have posted about many different flash card sites such as Quizlet and Flippity.   With Study Stack you can make your own flash cards or use some that are already premade in many different  topics.  To see the website click here.

Making the most of Quizlet

 

On October 31 2020 I posted about Quizlet.  You can see the post by clicking here.  Today I read an excellent article, "Making the most of Quizlet" by Sandy Millin.  She goes into depth about using it for her class.  To see the article click here.

Quizlet digital flash cards and more

 

I have posted about Quizlet previously.  To see these posts click here.  There are plenty of premade flashcards or you can make your own.  Most people make these cards to study mode ( see left hand side for options) but you can also learn using them in game mode.

Once picking match you can just grab a term and slide it over to the proper definition.  Here is an example from  a Spanish class.  Click here.  If you select Match you can play the matching game.  You might just want your students to hear the terms in Spanish.  If you go back to Study Play menu page and scroll down you will see all the terms and definitions.  There is a "Play audio" icon that your students can click to hear the Spanish.  Here is an example for a student studying Anatomy.  Looks like they have used Thinglink ( to see my post on Monday click here).  To see the Anatomy Quizlet click here.  Again you can play Match.

Flash Cards and Quizlet

I had a student ask me about making flashcards digitally.  I pointed out Quizlet  that I blogged about this a few years ago.  The site has some ready made flash cards or you can make your own.  Click here to see the post.  There are other flashcard sites I have blogged about.  See Flippity  by clicking here  and Memrise by clicking here.   After looking at Quizlet again I noticed you can do other ways of quizzing yourself instead of just flash cards.  For example you can do matching by  having your flash cards all on one screen and match the fronts and the backs.  See an example of this by clicking here.  You can see all the cards at the bottom and then select MATCH.  This is the last post for 2018.  Have a great holiday and I will post more in the 2019.  Be safe.

Popsicle Activity in your Spanish / French Class

Last week I posted a Spanish teaching post using Jenga.  To see that post click here.  Today I am posting about a nice idea that could be used in your Spanish or French class.  Instead of using flash cards Ms Tarantino suggests using Popsicle sticks as the media she uses for an opposite adjective activity.  To see the website click here. 

Flippity - flash cards and more

If you have a Google account then you can easily turn Google Spreadsheets into online flash cards and other cool things like hangman and jeopardy.  To see the website click here.