The Quizlet Difference: How Quizlet helped our school achieve 27% over the district average
This is a contributed post by Michael Snead, a teacher and learning specialist in Texas. Meeting the needs of all students and making sure they have what they need to be successful is a challenge for even the most seasoned educator. As a learning specialist at Barton Middle School, I've spent many…

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Build Labeling Games with Quizlet Diagrams
This is a contributed post by Tony Vincent from Learning in Hand. Quizlet has been around since 2005, and the study tool continues to add new features. In 2016 Quizlet introduced Quizlet Live, a team-based way for students to study terms and definitions. Now Quizlet has added Diagrams. Diagrams are…

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Posted by Amalia September 15, 2017 · View post
On Quizlet This Week: Saying Goodbye to Cassini
Low on rocket fuel, and after almost 20 years in space, the Cassini spacecraft will end its mission on September 15. Launched in 1997, Cassini arrived in Saturn's system in 2004 and has been studying the planet, its rings and moons ever since. It is the most distant planetary orbiter ever launched.…

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Posted by Amalia September 14, 2017 · View post

We're looking for Turkish-speaking Quizlet users to try out the Turkish version of our website!
If you're interested, please send your QUIZLET USERNAME to bryan@quizlet.com
Unfortunately, we can't reply to everyone individually. Only those selected for the beta test will be contacted.
Don't forget to include your QUIZLET USERNAME in the email. :)

Posted by Bryan September 14, 2017 · View post
Student Tip: Draw your own diagrams
This post is contributed by Chris Berger, a nursing student at The University of San Francisco. I would label myself as a visual learner; I rarely glean anything from lectures and I primarily rely on creating my own diagrams and worksheets to study. This works perfectly with my love for drawing and…

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Posted by Amalia September 13, 2017 · View post
On Quizlet This Week: All About Hurricanes
We've been closely following the news coming out of Texas after Hurricane Harvey, and are now tracking the progress of Hurricane Irma, a category 5 hurricane that has already made its way through the Caribbean and is now headed for Florida. If you don't live in the South or Southeast of the U.S. or…

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Posted by Laura September 7, 2017 · View post
A simple way you can help students & teachers impacted by Hurricane Harvey
Here at Quizlet HQ, we’ve been focused on the busy back to school season — launching new products, engaging students and teachers, and getting excited about the months ahead. At the same time, we know there are hundreds of thousands of students and teachers who can’t go back to school as planned, d…

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Posted by Laura September 5, 2017 · View post
Quizlet Unconference Videos and Free Live Webinar
Teachers, welcome back! We hope you had a relaxing summer break, and are as excited about this new school year as we are (pssst: we launched Quizlet Diagrams). Here are two easy ways to get your year started on the right foot: Watch videos from Quizlet's Unconference We're excited to share video rec…

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Posted by Amalia August 30, 2017 · View post
Diversity & Inclusion at Quizlet — Why it Matters to Us
At Quizlet, we’ve built a diverse team of smart and passionate people, driven by our mission to ‘help people practice and master whatever they are learning.’ But we will always challenge ourselves to do better as we strive towards being a more diverse and inclusive team. There has been a lot of atte…

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Posted by Matthew August 29, 2017 · View post
Teacher Tip: Making Classroom Rules Review Fun with Quizlet
At the start of the school year, it's important to get students on the same page about classroom expectations and policies — but, usually, this isn't anyone's favorite part of those first few days. Thanks to this tip from Spanish teacher and Quizlet Teacher Ambassador Stephanie Sheridan, you can act…

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Posted by Amalia August 27, 2017 · View post
On Quizlet This Week: Mount Vesuvius and Pompeii
On August 24, 79 (1,938 years ago), Mount Vesuvius erupted and destroyed Pompeii, an ancient Roman city near modern day Naples in Italy. The area and its people were buried under 13-20 feet of volcanic ash, and the site was forgotten for 1,500 years until rediscovered in 1599. Proper excavations st…

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Posted by Amalia August 25, 2017 · View post
Introducing the new Learn on Web
Earlier this year, we launched the new Quizlet Learn on iOS and Android. Today, we're excited to introduce the new Learn on our website! New Learn is the best way to get ready for a test, quiz or other assessment. It helps you focus on the content that you find most difficult, and automatically ad…

News

Posted by Jen August 24, 2017 · View post
Introducing Quizlet Diagrams
Learning anatomy and physiology of the heart? Memorizing the phases of the moon? Studying the stages of mitosis? Meet Quizlet Diagrams. Say goodbye to staring at pictures in your textbook or covering labels with your thumbs — now you can create a diagram using any illustration, map, chart, or photo…

News & Teachers

Posted by Aswath August 23, 2017 · View post
Teacher Tip: Math + Quizlet Live = Success
The Quizlet team recently visited math teacher Krista Bradham's classroom at Hill Country Middle School in Austin, TX. Krista is the math department chair and also coaches the UIL Math Team. She shared that Quizlet has revolutionized her students' level of interest and engagement in learning. Her s…

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Posted by Amalia August 15, 2017 · View post
Introducing Quizlet Go: Ad-Free Studying & Premium Themes
Every day, millions of students turn to Quizlet to make studying more effective and engaging. Today we’re introducing a new subscription product for students that makes it a little easier to study without distractions, and a little easier to have fun while you study. Meet Quizlet Go, launching toda…

News

Posted by Alex August 11, 2017 · View post
On Quizlet This Week: Welcome to Our Crib
MTV has long been intertwined with youth culture in the United States, and the association is not just limited to kids telling each other they got punk’d. It can be credited with bringing music videos and reality shows to millions of TV screens — many of America’s most recognizable TV stars (inclu…

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Posted by Rutvij August 3, 2017 · View post
Announcing Quizlet's all-digital unconference!
As we gear up for back to school here at Quizlet HQ, one of our goals is to create a community for educators to interact with one another and share the different ways they use Quizlet with their students. To provide a platform for both teachers new to Quizlet and returning pros, we’re hosting a fre…

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Posted by Rutvij July 31, 2017 · View post
On Quizlet This Week: National Intern Day
Yesterday was National Intern Day, and whether you spent your day fetching coffee for your colleagues or pitching ideas to the CEO of a multi-billion-dollar corporation, if you’re an intern, you had reason to celebrate. Internships can take a whole host of forms. And because they typically last for…

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Posted by David July 28, 2017 · View post

Would you like to try out early versions of a BRAND NEW FEATURE? You'll be helping us build the feature by identifying problems and sharing ideas for improvements. Click here to sign up. Thanks for your help!

Posted by Aswath July 26, 2017 · View post
On Quizlet This Week: National Hot Dog Day
Yesterday, July 19, was National Hot Dog Day - a day to celebrate all things hot dog! Hot dogs have a long and worldly history. Sausages, the tasty focal point of the hot dog, were first mentioned in Homer's Odyssey in the 9th century BC, making sausages one of the oldest processed foods. In the 13…

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Posted by Rachel July 20, 2017 · View post