We want you to crush your 2020 learning goals. So Quizlet's got your back. You bring the brains, we'll bring everything else.

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Is it to ace every test? To crush the MCAT and get into your dream school? Or maybe to just focus more (and procrastinate less)? No matter what you’ve set out to achieve this year, Quizlet has got your back — you bring the brains, we'll bring everything else.

Let's commit to making 2020 the best year yet. **Click on a learning goal below to see recommendations for getting started and making progress this year.**

### In 2020, I want to...

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[![Blog 2 ace exam.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/8RRA9-o.jpg)](https://quizlet.com/features/2020-ace-my-exam-or-certification)

[![Blog 3 learn something.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/sf7T9-o.jpg)](https://quizlet.com/features/2020-learn-something-new)

[![Blog 4 better study habits.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/MG5aM-o.jpg)](https://quizlet.com/features/2020-build-better-study-habits)

Here’s to all your hard work and big wins in 2020! **You’ve got this.** 🎉

Got goals in 2020? We can help.

Meet the three incredible teachers who won our Quizlet Live Fall Giveaway. They played as many games as possible to win $1000 for their classrooms!

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Thank you to everyone who participated in our <a href="https://quizlet.com/blog/1248" target="_blank">Quizlet Live Fall Giveaway</a>, where we challenged teachers and their students to play as many games of Quizlet Live as possible for a chance to win $1,000 for their classrooms!

Before we meet our three lucky winners, let’s take a look at the numbers, shall we?
* **1.6 million** total games of Quizlet Live were played
* Over **100,000** teachers and **2.9 million** students participated
* The most games played by one individual was **419**
* Classrooms from all **50** U.S. states were represented

### Grand prize winners
And now — drumroll, please — we’re excited to announce the three incredible teachers who’ve won our top prize of $1,000 for them and their classrooms:

🏆 **Erik Nelson**
[![Erik Nelson.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/RYgaV-o.jpg)](https://quizlet.com/teachergenki)
Erik has been teaching ESL for over 30 years in pretty much every capacity you could think of: university professor, secondary and primary education, and for a time as the founder of his own language school! He tells us, "For me, it's a passion, and I couldn't fathom doing anything else."

After using Quizlet for over 5 years, **his number one Quizlet tip**: "You know how we say a "Picture is worth a thousand words"? Well, keep that in mind when making your flashcards. Whenever possible add context to what you are trying to teach: pictures, [sounds, example sentences](https://quizlet.com/blog/four-ways-to-use-quizlets-custom-audio), etc."

🏆 **Sara Allsup**
[![Sara Allsup.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/Y2g3a-o.jpg)](https://quizlet.com/sallsup)
Sara is a life science (Biology and Physiology) teacher at a title one school in San Diego, California. She's been teaching for fourteen years and loves her job. She especially enjoys mixing hands-on teaching with technology use, and finds it's helpful that Quizlet allows her students to interact with the material in a variety of ways.

**Her Quizlet tip**: "Use it consistently, but in combination with other review activities and assign or [give incentives](https://quizlet.com/blog/teacher-tip-3-easy-ways-to-reward-quizlet-live-winners) for students to play individual games (matching, Gravity) on their own. Make it a competition to get the highest score or match in the fastest time."

🏆 **Sheri Freestone-Swart**
[![Sheri Freestone.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/Dw7VY-o.jpg)](https://quizlet.com/freestos)
Sheri teaches 9th and 10th grade French at Corning-Painted Post High School in Corning, NY. This is her 5th year of teaching — and using Quizlet — and she loves what she does. **Her best Quizlet advice**? "I use Quizlet Live as a Bell Ringer to review the vocabulary that we have learned. [I also] use [pictures](https://quizlet.com/features/teacher-custom-sets) whenever possible. I think having a visual aid really helps students retain the information."

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**A huge thank you to everyone who played!** Here at the Quizlet office, we’ve loved seeing the engagement, collaboration and incredible learning you’ve all brought to [Quizlet Live](https://quizlet.com/features/live). Have a wonderful start to the new year and learn on!


Meet the lucky teachers who won our Quizlet Live Fall Giveaway!

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**Notice anything different about Quizlet Live lately?**

Like the change in seasons as the earth orbits the sun, you can now change the way you play <a href="https://quizlet.com/features/live" target="_blank">Quizlet Live</a> as your students make progress on the material you’re teaching:
1. **Start with classic**: See definitions first, answer with terms
2. **Next try reverse**: See terms first, answer with definitions
3. **Have a diagram? Go easy**: See terms first, answer on the diagram
4. **Then make it harder**: See definitions first, answer on the diagram

![Screen Shot 2019-10-08 at 1.45.06 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/FGvg6-o.jpg) *To see these options, start a game of Quizlet Live as you normally would. Playing with a diagram depends on whether the set has one. <a href="https://quizlet.com/features/diagrams" target="_blank">Learn more about diagrams here</a>.*

### Celebrate with our $1,000 Fall Giveaway!

**Update: This contest is now over and winners will be announced very soon. 🎉**

To celebrate the new season and changes to Quizlet Live, we want to make an even *bigger* change to the lives of a few of our amazing educators.

**From now through November 1st, play as many games of Quizlet Live as you can for a chance to win $1,000 for your classroom!** Three lucky winners will be chosen.

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### FAQs
* **How do you gain contest entries?**
There are a few ways to gain entries. Via the widget above, you can enter your name and email address, share the contest with others and follow @Quizlet on Twitter. The way to gain the most entries, however, is to play games of Quizlet Live!
* **What counts as a game of Quizlet Live?**
A completed 8 or 12-question session of Quizlet Live counts as one game played, and each game played counts as one entry. So if you play multiple times using the same set with the same group of students, those will all count as entries. If you play on a different set or with a different group of students, those games will count as more entries too! **Note**: Games played won't show up on the widget above, but we'll send an email with your stats every week.
* **I'm new to Quizlet Live — how do I play?**
You can <a href="https://help.quizlet.com/hc/en-us/articles/360030985431-Starting-a-game-of-Quizlet-Live" target="_blank">learn how to play here</a>. And to see it in action, <a href="https://twitter.com/search?q=quizletlive&src=typed_query" target="_blank">click here</a>. 🎉
* **I'm a student. Can I enter the contest?**
This particular contest is for teachers, who can start games of Quizlet Live — but you can tell your teacher about it and have them enter. I'm sure they'll thank you!
* **Where can I see the full contest rules?**
See our <a href="https://help.quizlet.com/hc/articles/360035342231" target="_blank">official rules</a> for details. **Note:** No purchase necessary. Purchase does not improve your chances of winning.
* **What if I have more questions about this contest?**
 For more questions, contact us at contests@quizlet.com.
* **What if I have more questions about Quizlet, in general?**
For other Quizlet support questions, please visit our <a href="https://help.quizlet.com/hc/en-us/" target="_blank">Help Center</a>.

Fall for Quizlet Live this year — and win $1,000 for you and your classroom

Harness Quizlet's powerful class organization functions to inform students, encourage collaboration, and provide resources quickly and easily.

![Classes quotes 1_3x.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/r8pkp-o.jpg)

For teachers, the start of the school year is the perfect time to set up Quizlet classes. While folders are great for personal organization, **classes help you curate Quizlet sets for specific groups of students**.

Read on to learn more about getting started with classes and **check out pro tips** from Quizlet's Teacher Ambassador community.

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### Tip 1: Create a class — or as many as you need
If you haven’t already done so, follow these simple steps to set up your first class:
1. [Log into Quizlet](https://quizlet.com/login) and click on **“Create a class” on the sidebar**
2. Enter the name of your class and an optional description
3. Enter the name of your school. We’ll also save this choice for any future classes you create.
4. Click “Create class”

With a free Quizlet account, you can **create up to eight classes** that you can reuse year after year. If you need more flexibility, [upgrade to Quizlet Teacher](https://quizlet.com/upgrade?showTeacher&source=blog) so you can create an unlimited number of classes.

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### Tip 2: Have students join your class
Once you’ve created your class, invite your students to join. While not required, having students become members of your Quizlet class means that **they’ll have easier, more independent access to your material** throughout the school year, whether logged into the website or the [Quizlet app](https://quizlet.com/mobile).

![Classes quotes 2_2x.png](https://img.quizlet.com/GDwp9-o.jpg)

**Class members will also be notified** by email and on the site when you add new sets to the class, helping them know exactly what and when to study.

Additionally, if you'd like to **keep your sets private** to your students, you can [make them visible to class members only](https://help.quizlet.com/hc/en-us/articles/360030255191-Changing-a-set-s-visibility).

![Screen Shot 2019-08-25 at 10.22.12 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/VXag8-o.jpg)

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### Tip 3: Share the class join link
The easiest way for students to become members of your Quizlet class is by following the **join link**. You’ll find this unique link on each of your class pages.

![Screen Shot 2019-08-25 at 9.00.02 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/dqXrw-o.jpg)

**Share this link with your students by:**
* Pasting it into an email to your students
* Adding it to your class website or LMS
* Customizing our [Getting Started handout for students](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XR-p7tHqKCpcFipc_NRKA3wmUesnqaL7/view) or [for parents](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1OUGoFkFVAzq2SVqJaL85tkxGEJD6BjS4/view)

When students follow the class join link, they’ll be sent to your class and prompted to log into their Quizlet account or sign up if they don’t have one yet. Then they’ll click the **“Join Class” button** to be added.

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### Tip 4: Give clear instructions for usernames
If students are signing up for Quizlet for the first time, **direct them to create usernames that are easy for you to identify**. For example, “lastname_studentID.” If you’re using our [Getting Started handout](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XR-p7tHqKCpcFipc_NRKA3wmUesnqaL7/view), you can include these instructions here:

![Screen Shot 2019-08-25 at 9.05.58 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/duK2r-o.jpg)

Or, if some of your incoming students already have Quizlet accounts, take the advice of this Teacher Ambassador and **keep a backup spreadsheet**:

![Classes quotes 5_2x.png](https://img.quizlet.com/UB75Q-o.jpg)

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### Tip 5: Connect with Google Classroom
If you’re using Google Classroom, connect it with your Quizlet class so that you can **easily share relevant sets and create assignments**. You can also send invites to your Quizlet class using your Google Classroom rosters. [Learn more here](https://help.quizlet.com/hc/en-us/articles/360030874992-Using-Quizlet-classes-with-Google-Classroom).

![Screen Shot 2019-08-25 at 9.22.05 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/ANSCh-o.jpg)

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### Tip 6: Foster class collaboration
![Classes quotes 6_2x.png](https://img.quizlet.com/MbggR-o.jpg)

Want to get your students more involved? Choose to **“Allow your students to add study sets”** when setting up or editing your class.

![Screen Shot 2019-08-25 at 9.38.01 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/VWw63-o.jpg)

Or, [add another class admin](https://help.quizlet.com/hc/en-us/articles/360031159832-Managing-class-members) to help curate sets during the year — either a co-teacher, a parent or a rotation of students (for extra credit!).

![Classes quotes 7_2x.png](https://img.quizlet.com/6ancW-o.jpg)

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### Tip 7: Use QR codes
In some cases, it may not make sense to have students create their own Quizlet accounts — but you can still give them easy access to helpful study material via your Quizlet class. [A great idea](https://quizlet.com/blog/the-quizlet-difference-how-quizlet-helped-our-school-achieve-27-over-the-district-average) from Teacher Ambassador, Michael Snead: **create a custom QR code using the link to your class** and post it in your classroom.

![Screen Shot 2019-08-25 at 10.03.02 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/CCmSU-o.jpg)

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### Tip 8: Track student progress
Setting up classes, adding your sets and having your students join allows you to [track their individual study activity and progress](https://quizlet.com/features/teacher-class-progress) — so you can keep students more accountable, reward strong study habits, and understand which material still needs more review.

![Classes quotes 4_2x.png](https://img.quizlet.com/z6H8P-o.jpg)

**Start tracking Class Progress** by enrolling in a [free trial of Quizlet Teacher](https://quizlet.com/upgrade?showTeacher&source=blog).

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### Have more tips for using Quizlet classes?
Share them in the comments below ([log in to Quizlet](https://quizlet.com/login?redir=https://quizlet.com/blog/how-to-use-quizlet-classes-like-a-pro) first, if you're not seeing that option). And have a wonderful start to the school year!


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1st high five, and my favorite would be "Cacophony."

EH i am gonna chose the tag team and cacophony 

We play "Blind Quizlet Live" with sets the students haven't previously studied.  This helps to even the playing field between more advanced students and those who struggle more.  It's all new to all the students! 

I've never tried silent tag team even though we use Quizlet Live a lot.  It's going to be fun to try tomorrow!

I've been trying to figure out how to play Eleven since August. Thanks for the info. I use Quizlet.Live every day before testing. 

I do love the energy level of a normal Quizlet live game but I get complaints from teachers whose classroom is next door. I then go to the silent game. Two aspects of the game that I like are the teamwork of the groups and the enthusiasm of students who, in a normal class setting, would be quiet and not involved. I also take pictures that capture the enthusiasm of the groups and send them to the parents as text messages. Lastly, as my students master the content of my flashcard sets, I use communal flashcard sets of the same material and am amazed at how quickly they pick up the new, related information.  

how could i get more details on how to play these games. thanks!!!

How do you get teams to stop at eleven? I can't 'see' how that one would work. Do you have no final winner on that game then? The others all seem really great adaptations for the main flaw of the game - the team with the student who did the homework or is naturally gifted has a huge advantage....

I am going to play some of these: we play sometimes that the students who are at the last question do not answer so the other team has a "learning experience".  Similar to "eleven".  Sometimes we have a "Hare and the Tortoise" experience, where the leaders are asleep at the wheel, and the slower team passes them.


@Tilly_Harrison — To clarify, to play Quizlet Live Eleven, you simply ask your students to stop when they reach 11 correct answers. At this time, there isn't a built-in way to play like this.

I play several of these, especially Eleven--only I call it "Spinal Tap."  I first introduced it after a standard round, by asking them if they were frustrated by the twelfth question.  Some classes knew exactly what I meant, whereas others I had to explain that since they only have one choice, they don't even need to read the final word/definition.  Once everyone understood that, I asked them what they thought would happen if we all played until the final question, then had every group submit the final answer at the same time.  They were so excited to see what happened that they all happily stopped at eleven, at which point I do a count down from three and they all try to hit the last one at the same time.  Students ask to play that way now so that everyone gets a chance to work through all of the words.

I tried the relay game today.  I have new tables and chairs with wheels which has been a challenge this year when students want to roll around.  Today they were forced to circle around the tables each taking a turn at the row of computers to answer.  They loved it!  

My seniors suggested a "running" relay.  There were 4 teams.  Each table on the other side of the room had a computer from each team.  They had to run up to the tables and them move back and forth to find the correct answer on the right computer for their team.  It was a little chaotic but it really energized them  I didn't try this with my freshmen.  Too much chance of sabotaging another team.

Love the Spinal Tap idea!  I may try it.

Anytime a team as won three times, I shuffle the students.  I earned a great response for an evaluation because of that.  In the course of a 30 minute learning session, I shuffled groups three times.  Administration loved it.

I can’t imagine not shuffling up teams after every couple rounds (that’s what I do, ar least). I also do rewards with my classroom monetary system and XP/GP in Classcraft.com. I track who is on the winning team for each “victory” and often reward the three students who have won the most. With high-achieving classes, though, I am aware that what works for me isn’t what always works in “the real world” that some other teachers work in. Thanks for the great ideas, btw! My only general class of 10th Grade English did the relay twist and they really like it! It kept them active and engaged! I would love another blog with additional twists, or ways for paid teacher accounts to have additional options built in.

Thanks for the ideas! Great new ways to incorporate to keep the Quizlet Live option fresh!

We have played the Relay. We call it Quizlet Olympics. I'm not sure how tag team works. Are they groups of 2? How does that work when you can't manipulate the number of people per group? 

Instead of playing to 11 (if you want a slower team to have a better chance) you could have the winning team play to 10, miss one on purpose, and start over.  If they get back to 10 without another winner, then they can win again.  

Is there any way to play quizlet in a Jeopardy format? With questions and answers rather than just vocab? I have tried tons of variations of setting up the flashcards and can't figure it out. Thank you!
 

quizlet live is always fun but always a huge cacophony :-) i'll try silent tag team!

It would be great if there were an option to play as a single player. Some classes need a break from group activity for review once in awhile. 

I have the groups sit together and help each other for the first 2 games. Then, the same team plays a round completely silent (no talking, no starring, no touching, no kicking, no hinting, no helping in any way....Yes, I have to be that specific). Then I shuffle teams and do it again: 2 games helping, 1 game completely silent.
Looking forward to trying Relay and Team Tag! Thank you for the ideas!

Thank you for this gift to our classrooms. Quizlet has improved learning options for students enormously.

Once a team wins 2x, I have them play silently  and then no pointing (there is also a stronger team and player). This allows other teams a chance to win. 

I teach at a very small school. We usually play best 2 of 3 or 3 of 5 (depending on how many teams we have) before shuffling teams.  I would like to be able to play individually.  I have one SUPER SMALL class (4) and if anyone is absent on the Quizlet Live days, we can't play.  Unless I login and play, but that puts one student at a disadvantage. Since I will not give them the answer, they are left to answer on their own while the others have a teammate to help them.

I teach online and cannot hear students with the music. Is there a way to not activate the music? The students really enjoy these games, but it does not work for online classes, in my opinion, with the music. I cannot silence my audio because then I cannot hear the students. 

As I am wrapping up our year and having my math students reflect, they overwhelming write about Quizet.live being their favorite math activity. Thank you for making it so easy to manage!
When we play, I always shuffle the winning team after each round. 

I'm interested in trying the (silent) Relay Race version. This seems like a good way to add variety.


We play Quizlet Live and I keep track of the student names and put a check by their name each time their team wins.  After a group wins two times, I scramble the teams but the tally of student wins continues.  At the end of the practice time period, I give extra point certificates to the top three students with the most tally marks to be used later, when needed.

How about an easy way for students to sign in and join a specific team captain who is already at their table? This would quicken being able to start a 5 min. game, instead of having students that will need to collaborate for their lead team member and a place in the class room where they can all meet. (INote: 'm a college teacher)

Tilly_Harrison - Suggestion for dealing with the student who always wins.  I sometimes pull that student out of the game and make him/her a roaming "phone a friend" helper.  Each team can consult with the student ONE TIME during the round.  I also have told classes that any team that beats the "always winning" student's team gets extra credit.  It's amazing how much more effort they put into learning those terms!  Teams do pull off wins without the "smarty pants".

Love these ideas! I always shuffle the teams and hit start very quickly so that they have to figure out who their teammates are.  The new musical feature was fun at first but I must say that my students and I tired of the music rather quickly. 

I play Four Corners silent and Four Corners with sound. Team members are in different corners of the room and cannot communicate with each other with any sound. Then a round where the can talk across the room.
It is fun.
The kids like the music feature.

These sound like a lot of fun! Thanks for sharing.

I agree that a single-player option would be a great addition to Quizlet Live.  

I do a different version of Quizlet Silent. They're on teams, but they don't move and they're not allowed to communicate with each other at all. Also, to even out the teams I just shuffle the teams between each round. I print a roster and have a student jot down each of the "winning" players during each game. Then we have overall winners but the same kids aren't continuously on the "losing" team. 

I already use SILENT and CACOPHONY because the kids figured that out on their own. But I will be playing one last Quizlet with my kids on finals day- TAG TEAM!!! THEY WILL LOVE IT! 
THANKS SO MUCH!

I play Quizlet Live from home!  I send my class a message via Remind "Quizlet Live in Five" to let them know I will send them the code in 5 minutes.  Then I send the code and give any that are able to play time to login.  They play with their team members from wherever they may be in the county!  They can see who their team members are but can't see the terms they have or prompt them.  The students love it!  Sometimes they will send me a message saying, "Can we play Quizlet live?"

Awesome ideas!!  I am going to try them ALL and see which ones my students enjoy.  Thanks for sharing

I tried the silent but didn't think of relay. Thank you for the idea!

I play normal quizlet live but then give a time penalty to the team that wins - they have to go out of the room, around the block and back in the room once the other teams have started. Then when they win again I move their chromebooks so that the group is split up and they are in silent mode when the rest are in normal mode. It works really well, as all are competing but it provides differentiation which they all love and appreciate. 

Two variations I play with:
1. Students are in their normal groups but they may not look at their teammates screen. If they do, I reset them back to zero. 
2. Students can only look at the screen on their left or right and not their own. Their teammates have to verbally guide the students to pick the correct answer on their own screen though. 

My emphasis is always communication so that everyone participates even if they do not have the best grasp of the vocabulary 

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<p>How do you Quizlet Live? Latin teacher and technology coach <a href="https://twitter.com/pmtraining1">Patrick McMillan</a> recently shared his <strong>great ideas for adapting the game</strong>:</p>
<p><img src="https://img.quizlet.com/h878b-o.jpg" alt="QL Eleven.png" /><br />
<em>Find more suggestions for playing <a href="https://quizlet.com/blog/teacher-tip-playing-quizlet-live-11">Quizlet Live Eleven here</a>.</em></p>
<div class="photo"><img src="https://img.quizlet.com/m9cVq-o.jpg" alt="QL Cacophony.png" /></div>
<p><img src="https://img.quizlet.com/Ccgkz-o.jpg" alt="QL Silent.png" /><br />
<em>For more detailed Silent Quizlet Live instructions and example videos, <a href="https://quizlet.com/blog/teacher-tip-playing-silent-quizlet-live">go here</a>.</em></p>
<p><img src="https://img.quizlet.com/5A4fw-o.jpg" alt="QL Relay.png" /><br />
<em>Want to see Quizlet Live Relay in action? Check out this <a href="https://twitter.com/MmeCarbonneau/status/974449350561746944">fun post</a>.</em></p>
<div class="photo"><img src="https://img.quizlet.com/GYVhQ-o.jpg" alt="QL Tag Team.png" /></div>
<p>Have fun trying out these additional ways to play <a href="https://quizlet.com/features/live">Quizlet Live</a> with your students! If you post a photo or video, make sure to mention <a href="https://twitter.com/quizlet">@quizlet</a>. 😎</p>
<p>Find Patrick's <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DJ_vzS2nzjLRQS9k4bdQNa4AtmGHNKE6/view">full infographic here</a> to share with others or print for your classroom.</p>

How do you Quizlet Live? Latin teacher and technology coach [Patrick McMillan](https://twitter.com/pmtraining1) recently shared his **great ideas for adapting the game**:

![QL Eleven.png](https://img.quizlet.com/h878b-o.jpg)
*Find more suggestions for playing [Quizlet Live Eleven here](https://quizlet.com/blog/teacher-tip-playing-quizlet-live-11).*

![QL Cacophony.png](https://img.quizlet.com/m9cVq-o.jpg)

![QL Silent.png](https://img.quizlet.com/Ccgkz-o.jpg)
*For more detailed Silent Quizlet Live instructions and example videos, [go here](https://quizlet.com/blog/teacher-tip-playing-silent-quizlet-live).*

![QL Relay.png](https://img.quizlet.com/5A4fw-o.jpg)
*Want to see Quizlet Live Relay in action? Check out this [fun post](https://twitter.com/MmeCarbonneau/status/974449350561746944).*

![QL Tag Team.png](https://img.quizlet.com/GYVhQ-o.jpg)

Have fun trying out these additional ways to play [Quizlet Live](https://quizlet.com/features/live) with your students! If you post a photo or video, make sure to mention [@quizlet](https://twitter.com/quizlet). 😎

Find Patrick's [full infographic here](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DJ_vzS2nzjLRQS9k4bdQNa4AtmGHNKE6/view) to share with others or print for your classroom.



5 Fun, Easy Ways to Adapt Quizlet Live