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This fall, we are excited to launch a major evolution of the Quizlet platform: the [Quizlet Verified Creator Program](https://quizlet.com/features/verified-creators). With this new program, officially launching today, Quizlet is partnering with educational content creators to provide official, curated study resources for students and teachers.  

Over the years, we have seen creators of all kinds — publishers and nonprofits, teachers, tutors and students — find Quizlet to be an indispensible tool for creating engaging digital resources. We’ve also heard from loyal Quizlet users who would love to have official study sets from their textbooks and courses, so they know they’re learning from authoritative study sets that meet their needs for an upcoming unit or test. 

There are so many high caliber education content creators out there — from global publishers and education nonprofits, to innovative apps and experienced teachers themselves — who are generating creative content for student benefit on Quizlet. The Verified Creator Program celebrates and promotes those creators and gives them a platform to serve even more students and educators.  

### Meet our Verified Creators
Our initial set of Verified Creators reflects the diverse range of Quizlet’s student base and subject breadth. They serve learners in the K-12, higher education and professional learning spaces, in subjects including vocabulary, STEM, foreign languages, health care and social studies. This initial group of partners includes established education providers like [Pearson](https://quizlet.com/PearsonCentralEurope), [Wordly Wise](https://quizlet.com/EPS_WordlyWise3000), [EverFi](https://quizlet.com/EverFi_K12) and [Cornelsen](https://quizlet.com/Cornelsen); non-profits with education initiatives like the [National Academy of Engineering](https://quizlet.com/National_Academy_Eng) and [the Jane Goodall Institute](https://quizlet.com/JaneGoodallInstitute); test prep providers like [Hurst Review](https://quizlet.com/HurstReview) and [MCAT Self Prep](https://quizlet.com/mcatselfprep), and even individual teachers. And this is only the beginning. 

You can see our full directory of Verified Creators [here](https://quizlet.com/features/verified-creators). 

### Find Verified Creator study sets 

Look for the “Verified” badge next to the username on Quizlet study sets and folders. Some teachers and students will find Quizlet codes within their books this year that will unlock access to the Verified content on Quizlet. Others will discover freely accessible content from Verified Creators as they search for resources on Quizlet.  

![Screen Shot 2017-09-25 at 8.02.58 PM.png](https://img.quizlet.com/dBfNv-o.jpg)

If the content you want to see verified on Quizlet isn’t there, or you want to propose a publisher or individual creator that Quizlet should include in our Verified program, let us know!  [Click here](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdKiwujFxBI4BRrOttMLxJAkbYjBq2H_L0ejmh3oE9RhszJCw/viewform) to recommend a Verified Creator for Quizlet. 

Meet the Verified Creator Program: The Next Evolution of Content on Quizlet

![Arlie H image.png](https://img.quizlet.com/XV7Gj-o.jpg)

Quizlet was honored to host Arlie Russell Hochschild, the author of [*Strangers in Their Own Land*](http://thenewpress.com/books/strangers-their-own-land), for a talk and conversation with the Quizlet team earlier this month.  Hochschild is a professor of sociology at UC-Berkeley and self-identifies as a liberal. While Hochschild is a natural at adapting to different cultures, having grown up around the world while her father was serving as a diplomat in the U.S. Foreign Service, she found several years ago that she was having difficulty relating to people in her own country who did not share her social and political beliefs. To scale this “empathy wall,” as she describes it, Hochschild decided to find the place in the United States most unlike Berkeley, California, and move there.  

Hochschild chose Lake Charles, Louisiana, and moved there for five years. In Lake Charles, she found a wonderful community of fellow citizens and friends, from whom she took away insightful lessons about the divisions in our country and how those divisions arise. Hochschild spoke with the Quizlet team about her experiences, her friends in Lake Charles, and what they taught her about our the United States. 

Quizlet is proud to offer a service that seeks to help anyone who wants to learn and advance themselves. When Quizlet builds new features and products, we do so without a narrow use case in mind — but rather, we aim to build something you can use if you’re a child or an adult, in a city or or a small town, rich or poor, in Kansas or California or Colombia.  

In the months following the 2016 presidential election, there has been a lot of focus in the public discourse on divisions in the US — and naturally, that discourse has spilled over into conversations at Quizlet around the lunch tables. As Quizlet strives to be a useful tool for anyone, we also strive to understand the differences across America (and outside America) and, where possible, be a bridge that connects people. Regardless of personal experiences or political beliefs, Quizlet’s users share a common goal of advancing their education.  

Quizlet’s team of just under 60 people represents 19 U.S. states and six countries. However, we all currently live in the San Francisco Bay Area, and continually remind ourselves that to be a great company that serves everyone, we need to understand the places and cultures from which all of our users hail.  

Hochschild’s talk was hugely valuable as our team strives to stay connected to our wide and diverse user base, and make sure we we constantly remind ourselves of our own biases, prejudices, and predispositions that could inhibit our ability to connect with and serve every kind of learner in the U.S. and around the world.  

We are very grateful to Prof. Hochschild for joining us, and sharing her unique and insightful experiences with the Quizlet team!

Author Arlie Russell Hochschild Visits Quizlet

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We're excited to welcome to Quizlet an awesome summer intern, Roger Chen, who just started this week. Roger grew up in Walnut, California, and attended Walnut High School, before heading on to study Computer Science at Berkeley. Roger has managed to do a ton of substantive work and independent projects in addition to his stellar studies at Cal, including being the Online Manager for The Daily Californian.

We asked Roger a few questions so our Quizlet students and teachers could get to know him:

**Quizlet: Who was your most memorable teacher and why?**  
Roger: My biology teacher in high school, Mrs. Davies, was amazing and hardworking. When I was a freshman, I didn't do so well in her introductory biology class, but she made me love the subject. I ended up taking another two years of biology with her, and I got to be really good at it! In another life, maybe I'd study medicine instead of computer science.  
  
**Q: What's the most useful thing you've ever learned?**  
R: You will never have more free time than you have now. It was something my friend said to me in high school. Don't postpone projects or hobbies until you have more free time, or you'll never get to do them. On the other hand, I might just be wasting time doing a lot of silly experiments right before finals week....  
  
**Q: Who's taught you the most?**  
R: Last year, I took Professor Paul Hilfinger's course on programming languages. He pours his heart and soul into refining and perfecting that course every semester, and it was the most worthwhile course of any subject I have taken.  
  
**Q: What was one thing you wish you could have changed about high school?**  
R: I think the SAT is in desperate need of a replacement. The 25-minute essay is embarrassingly rushed, and "SAT prep" has almost nothing to do with learning. I wish we could dispel the idea that students need to take months of SAT courses in order get a good score.  
  
**Q: Why did you decide to work at Quizlet?**  
R: I love teaching and creating technology for education. Quizlet's team is full of amazing people, and there's a ton of cool stuff built into their infrastructure. I'm super excited to be interning here this summer!

Welcoming Roger to Quizlet!

[![Amalia_blog-post2](https://img.quizlet.com/8GFbB-o.jpg)](https://quizlet.com/blog/welcome-to-quizlet-amalia/amalia_blog-post2/)

Amalia Nelson has joined the Quizlet team as our new Admin and Ops Manager!  Amalia has a background in arts education, with a degree in Studio Art from Scripps College and recent work experience at the Museum of Children's Arts (MOCHA) in Oakland.  A native of the Bay Area, Amalia went to Albany High School.  We're stoked to have her on the team!

Amalia took a crack at the Quizlet new-hire interview below:

**Quizlet:  Why did you decide to work at Quizlet?**

Amalia:  I decided to work at Quizlet because of the amazing product, the amazing team, and the amazing goals this team has for their product.  Quizlet makes learning interactive and fun, as well as extremely accessible, and the people behind the scenes never stop seeking to improve it for their users.  It is exciting and rewarding to be part of a team that is so positively changing the face of education.

**Q:  What was your most rewarding learning experience?**

A:  One of my most rewarding learning experiences was living in Greece for study abroad - taking in as much as I could about a culture very different from my own, from architecture and traditions, to modern day attitudes and (delicious) street food.  I also took classes in modern Greek language - much of which I've forgotten, but am re-learning with the help of Quizlet!

**Q:  What was your favorite subject in high school?**

A:  My favorite subjects in high school were English and Journalism.  My senior year I was Art Editor of our school's paper, and I got to spend hours editing photos, drawing illustrations, and learning the ins and outs of Photoshop and InDesign.

**Q:  If you could learn to do anything, what would you learn?**

A:  If I could learn anything right now, it would be how to play the drums.  It would be such a great way to creatively express any sort of emotion, from joy to anger, as well as provide stress relief.  (I'm sure my neighbors would just looove it too.)

Welcome to Quizlet, Amalia!

[![arun](https://img.quizlet.com/WCZtx-o.jpg)](https://img.quizlet.com/WCZtx-o.jpg)

We are pleased to welcome yet another full-time developer to the Quizlet team--Arun Saigal!  Arun grew up in Burlington, MA, went to Phillips Academy in Andover for high school, and just graduated from MIT in 2013. Arun has deep experience in EdTech on both web and Android platforms, including significant work on MIT's App Inventor project. We're excited he's brought his passion for education to Quizlet!

Arun took on the Quizlet new-hire interview questions:

**Quizlet:  If you could learn to do anything, what would you learn?**

Arun:  I would like to learn to play a woodwind instrument. I play lots of percussion, strings, and brass, but I have never learned to play a woodwind instrument.

**Q:  Why did you decide to work at Quizlet?**

A:  I wanted to do something big in education, and I think technology has the power to bring real change in education like never before. When thinking about who was best at using technology to change education, Quizlet was the obvious winner.

**Q:  What was your most rewarding learning experience?**

A:  I worked on App Inventor, a tool to build mobile applications, for almost 3 years. I learned how to build a large system from something very small, how to present technical material to kids, teachers, and programmers, and how to build Android applications in the process.

**Q:  When did you decide to become a developer and why?**

A:  I always knew that I was interested in education. I thought that I might become a professor. My freshman year in college, I started working on Scratch, a drag-and-drop visual programming language to teach kids how to program. It was then that I realized I could use technology to change education, so I decided to become a developer to do just that.

**Q:  What's the most useful thing you've ever learned?**

A:  Be willing to make fun of your yourself. My grandmother told me to do this when I was in first grade. If you are willing to poke fun at yourself, you can get along with anyone.

**Q:  What was your favorite subject in high school?**

A:  My favorite class in high school was Orchestral Conducting. I spent the term learning how an orchestra works, how music is written with seating arrangements in mind, and even conducted an orchestra once a week. That was definitely one of the most fun and interesting experiences I have had to date.

Arun Arrives at Quizlet

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Hello, hallo, hola, 你好! 
Students, teachers, and learners from all over the globe use Quizlet on a daily basis, but until now, however, they’ve been using Quizlet in English only. To reflect the global nature of our user base we’re excited to bring Quizlet to students and teachers who live in a different country, or speak or are studying a different language. Now that Quizlet is available in multiple languages, non-English speakers can spend more time with your study sets, and less time figuring out how to navigate to them. 
In addition to English (U.S.), Quizlet is now also available in:
<ul>
<li>English (U.K.)</li>
<li>German</li>
<li>Spanish</li>
<li>Chinese (Simplified)</li>
<li>Chinese (Traditional)</li>
<li>With Japanese and Korean coming soon</li>
</ul>
You can find or create sets, learn, and study in these languages from your computer, Android, and iOS devices. Whether you want to get ahead on your <a href="https://quizlet.com/subject/maths-gcse/">GCSE Maths</a>, prep for <a href="https://quizlet.com/94546331/flash-cards/">中考</a>, learn a bit about <a href="https://quizlet.com/139792834/geografia-de-espana-flash-cards/">geografía de España</a>, or get a taste for what the <a href="https://quizlet.com/122632313/biologie-abi-q4-flash-cards/">Biologie Abitur</a> is like, Quizlet has got you covered.
If you want to switch the language you use Quizlet in, you can update it from the bottom right of this page or by going to your <a href="https://quizlet.com/settings#locale-preference-setting">account settings</a> and selecting the language of your choice. If you download the Quizlet app on your phone, the app will be automatically set to your chosen language.
We're working as quickly as possible to bring Quizlet to more languages and are excited to see what students everywhere are studying. Adios, tata, auf Wiedersehen and 再见 for now!

![i18n launch final image plus taiwan copy.jpg](https://img.quizlet.com/tqpzT-o.jpg)

Hello, hallo, hola, 你好! 

Students, teachers, and learners from all over the globe use Quizlet on a daily basis, but until now, however, they’ve been using Quizlet in English only. To reflect the global nature of our user base we’re excited to bring Quizlet to students and teachers who live in a different country, or speak or are studying a different language. Now that Quizlet is available in multiple languages, non-English speakers can spend more time with your study sets, and less time figuring out how to navigate to them. 

In addition to English (U.S.), Quizlet is now also available in:

* English (U.K.)
* German
* Spanish
* Chinese (Simplified)
* Chinese (Traditional)
* With Japanese and Korean coming soon

You can find or create sets, learn, and study in these languages from your computer, Android, and iOS devices. Whether you want to get ahead on your [GCSE Maths](https://quizlet.com/subject/maths-gcse/), prep for [中考](https://quizlet.com/94546331/flash-cards/), learn a bit about [geografía de España](https://quizlet.com/139792834/geografia-de-espana-flash-cards/), or get a taste for what the [Biologie Abitur](https://quizlet.com/122632313/biologie-abi-q4-flash-cards/) is like, Quizlet has got you covered.

If you want to switch the language you use Quizlet in, you can update it from the bottom right of this page or by going to your [account settings](https://quizlet.com/settings#locale-preference-setting) and selecting the language of your choice. If you download the Quizlet app on your phone, the app will be automatically set to your chosen language.

We're working as quickly as possible to bring Quizlet to more languages and are excited to see what students everywhere are studying. Adios, tata, auf Wiedersehen and 再见 for now! 


Quizlet is studying abroad (and we’ve learned some new languages along the way)