Just nabbed that screenshot. I’m happy to announce that Quizlet now has more than a thousand users. That’s more than 800 new users in the five days since it launched.
At the same time, Quizlet surpassed a thousand sets. I’ve been very impressed with the types of stuff showing up on the site. I’ve spotted Spanish, French, German, Hebrew, Japanese, Chinese, Basque, and all sorts of English stuff. As far as I can tell, Quizlet has managed this diversity pretty smoothly. If you have any suggestions, post a comment!
And finally:
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I’d really not like to see the wiki-like set editing - I think it’d be great to have it for those that would like it but there are some sets I’d rather not have people touching. Is this the plan?
I wrote: “Browse other peoples sets, let people share, let bored people learn random stuff!”
This is key. You shouldn’t make me sign up before searching and browsing existing information. Let me try before I buy.
Yeah, that’s coming already. I didn’t bother to include it because everyone who reads this is pretty much in already. Hopefully that will be this weekend. Thanks!
Very nicely done!
Another thing I would like is HTML integration. Or atleast a way to put subscript and superscripts in for my chemistry sets.
Assigning attributes to sets, including “subject,” “term language,” and “definition language”. Then allow people to sort the list of sets they see based on the attributes. That way, if I am learning Italian, I can see what Italian sets are out there without going through the whole list.
This will be even more important if expand the user interface to other languages, because then more and more people will be naming their sets in languages other than English.
Sara Bareilles - Love Song…
Sara Bareilles - Love Song…