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Welcome to a new era of AI-enhanced studying with Quizlet. Immerse yourself in any subject imaginable, where you can choose from over 700 million digital flashcard sets or create your own. As the number 1 AI-enhanced learning platform, Quizlet offers personalised quizzes and practice tests, expert-written homework solutions and transformative AI study tools. Join a community of over 300 million learners who have improved their results and achieved their goals with Quizlet. With the Quizlet app, students and teachers can: Upload class notes to make flashcards, practice tests and essay prompts with Magic Notes Create flashcard sets or search from millions of flashcards created by other students and teachers Turn flashcards into formative assessments or interactive flashcard games Use Learn and Test modes to transform flashcards into quizzes and practice tests Retain material in the long term with spaced repetition Crush tough homework problems with expert-written solutions Download the app today and join a community of over 300 million learners worldwide. Upgrade to Quizlet Plus and get complete access to homework help, personalised study modes and ad-free studying. What our students say when they leave 5-star reviews: “Best study app ever!!” “The only app I use when I need to study seriously.” “Quizlet is by far the best studying app I’ve downloaded. It’s packed full of different ways to study for upcoming tests!” Quizlet Plus subscriptions will be charged to your iTunes account. Your monthly or annual subscription will be renewed automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage your subscriptions in your Account Settings after purchase. Terms of service: https://quizlet.com/tos Privacy policy: https://quizlet.com/privacy

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Fantastic app, only a couple of tweaks needed

I’m a language student so this is ideal as a learning and revision tool for my French and Spanish. I always feel like I forget key vocabulary and phrases etc when working through my course but this is a really easy way for me to compile those key terms and get them to actually sink in. The price does seem steep at first but it’s not much when you divide it across the whole year and in my opinion is worth it. My only complaint is that when I scan a document I can only add one word/phrase at a time to one flashcard, but it would be really helpful to be able to create multiple flash cards at once when highlighting multiple words, or maybe there’s already a way to do that and I’m just dumb, but I can’t seem to do it. And I’ve also noticed that when I’ve tested myself, the app will mark one of my answers wrong when it was actually right, and supply me with an incorrect answer... I’ve noticed this a couple of times in the few weeks I’ve been using the app, I check my cards set to make sure it’s not an error on my part and it’s not, so that perhaps needs to be looked at. But overall this is a brilliant app, clean interface and easy to use, a fantastic revision tool.

Really good but....

Quizlet has really helped me, I learn Chinese and French and I’m pretty good. It’s helpful for all ages, you can make your own sets, use others and join classes, it really is fun. Only one downer, actually two. The first is that you can’t download sets unless you buy premium, as I get the bus a lot it would be helpful not to have to use Mobile data, the second thing is that if you are on your phone then you can’t access all the fun games that come with quizlet which is a bit annoying. You don’t even have to download it, quizlet is also online. And online you can still get premium. It has really helped me and it’s not just languages although that’s what it’s meant for, anything that doesn’t follow rules that you just need to learn. That’s what it’s goof for. There is so much on offer and you can personalise others sets, it works out what you struggle with and will bring it up more often. It will also send reminders and make a schedule if you have a test coming up!! All of this is free (you don’t need to buy premium the normal version works amazing). I TOTALLY RECOMMEND FOR ALL!!!!!!!

Good but stop charging for offline use!!

I love Quizlet, I've been using it for years and I've found it really helpful for revising for exams. But I really don't like this new "upgrade" which means you have to pay to use your own study sets offline. I can't get wifi on my college bus and I can't afford the fees for using my own study sets so I can't use it on my bus anymore. I don't see this as an upgrade hence the quotation marks. Upgrades are meant to improve the service and make it easier and more accessible to use but this will just put people off if they can't afford the fees. It's a barrier to attracting new people. Other than this "upgrade" I have no complaints. Please can you undo these changes because I love using Quizlet but I'm not paying to use the study sets that I've created. Also where did the rule come from that says you need Internet to use the app. This is another thing that will put people off bruv ar you can't get internet everywhere and sometimes you're on the bus on the way to college or uni or wherever and you want to revise for an exam or something but you can't because you need Internet or 3G/4G and you might not have any mobile data left so you're screwed. Please undo this change to an otherwise really good app. Many thanks

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10 Best Homework Help Websites for Students

By Med Kharbach, PhD | Last Update: May 11, 2024

In the age of information, the pursuit of knowledge isn’t limited to the boundaries of a physical classroom. The internet, a vast repository of knowledge, provides an invaluable resource for students in need of assistance with their homework. But with such an expansive digital landscape, finding reliable, high-quality educational resources can often feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.

That’s where our curated list of the best homework help websites comes into play. To help you navigate the limitless sea of educational platforms, we’ve done the legwork and compiled a selection of the very best websites offering homework help. These websites, vetted for their quality and effectiveness, cover a broad range of subjects, ensuring that every student finds the assistance they need.

Homework Help Websites for Students

From math and science to language learning, social studies, and history, these platforms provide comprehensive resources that empower students to tackle their homework with confidence. Read on to explore our top picks and elevate your learning journey

1. AI Chatbots

Since I published this list on homework assistants, several shifts have occurred in the online landscape, one of which is the remarkable advancement of AI chatbots such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Jasper, Perplexity AI, among others. It struck me that these tools, if harnessed with care and responsibility, could serve as invaluable allies in the homework help arena.

These AI companions can offer instant assistance with a wide range of subjects, from math to literature, making them a flexible resource for students seeking to deepen their understanding or overcome specific challenges. Moreover, their ability to provide tailored support and explanations can make the learning process more engaging and personalized. It’s crucial, though, for students to remain critical thinkers and not rely solely on these tools, using them to supplement their learning journey rather than replace traditional study methods and the invaluable guidance of teachers.

Brainly is a website that offers homework help with subjects such as Math, Social Studies, World Languages, Computer Science, Arts, Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, History, among others. Homework help in Brainly is community-driven and is provided by other students, tutors, Phds, and teachers. There is also the option for students to work 1:1 with tutors live. To learn more, check out Brainly full guide for students .

Chegg is another good website that offers homework help. More specifically Chegg offers three main services: Chegg Study, Textbook rentals, and Internship career advice. These services are accessible for a fee, the subscription plan starts at 14.95 per month.

The Chegg Study comprises the following features: textbook solutions, expert Q&A, writing help, math solver, premium flashcards, video explanations and more. To learn more, check out  Chegg’s full tutorial for students .

3- Socratic

Socratic offers homework help with Science, Math, Literature, Social Studies and more. Socratic provides visual explanations, video tutorials  and detailed step by step guides to help students understand complex concepts.

[Similar: 10 Best math homework solver tools for students ]

Using Google AI, Socratic makes it super easy for any student to find solutions to their learning problems. Students simply ask questions using their voice or writing and Socratic brings the best possible educational resource that answers their question. Socratic is available as iOS and Android app.

Quizlet is a very good homework help website. It equips students with the tools they need to learn any skill. There are in-depth explanations that use step by step explanations to show students how to solve complex problems.

Quizlet hosts solutions in over 60 subjects. The Flashcard feature in Quizlet is another powerful tool to help students prepare for their assignments and quizzes. Students can create their own interactive flashcards and study sets or use pre-made ones shared by other students and learners. Quizlet is also available as a mobile app for both iOS and Android devices. To learn more, check out Quizlet guide for teachers and students .

5- Bartleby

Bartleby enables students to search for and find answers to their learning problems, access textbooks, and explore step by step explanations to homework questions. Students can also browse homework help by subject.

There are numerous subjects covered including math, language, engineering, business, social science, science, and many more. Besides homework help, Bartleby also offers a virtual writing center to help students develop their writing skills and Bartleby tutor which provides 1-on-1 tutoring help 24/7. Plus a free trial period, Bartleby also offers the first week for $4.99.

6- Numerade

Numerade features short explanatory STEM video lessons covering answers to different textbook problems and questions. Students can search for problems  or upload an image and get instant help.

Each explanation comes with a step by step video lesson showing how to solve textbook problems. Numerade offers help with textbook questions in the following subjects: physics, algebra, trigonometry, biology, chemistry, accounting, calculus, geometry, statistics, pre-calc, accounting, and many more. Nemrade is also available as an iOS app.

Shmoop offers homework help and study guides for students. Shmoop’s materials stand out because of the dose of humour integrated in them. Shmoop’s resources include study guides, courses, quizzes, assignments, activities, test prep, book summaries, and many more. Some of the resources provided by Shmoop are free but to unlock all the features and content a premium subscription is required.

Enotes is another website to assist students with their homework. It offers precise summaries of books and Q&A services. Students can ask questions about books they have difficulty understanding and Enotes provides answers.

There are over 375.000 questions answered, over 30.000 book summaries, quizzes, lesson plans, study guides and many more. Enotes offers a 48-hour free trial after which you need to upgrade to unlock the site’s features.

9- Sparknotes

Another homework help website that is similar to Enotes. Sparknotes offers study guides that are mostly (but not exclusively) focused on literature. Other subjects covered include: Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Math, History, Psychology, Philosophy, Sociology, and many more.

Teachers can also access materials to help them with the teaching of classic literature including lesson plans and several other customizable materials. Sparknotes offers the first month for free then you need to upgrade to access the site’s materials.

10- Khan Academy

Khan Academy is another very good platform students can use to access a plethora of educational resources covering different subject areas. The site offers tutorials, instructional videos, explainers, guides, lesson plans and many more.

Final thoughts

The landscape of education has been significantly altered by technology, and homework websites are no exception. They offer a range of features—from collaboration tools and assignment trackers to full-fledged courses—that are changing the way students engage with their studies. Whether it’s Khan Academy’s mastery learning approach or Chegg’s expert guidance, each platform brings its unique offerings to the table.

That being said, no homework website can replace the tactile experience of a teacher’s guidance, and not all are made equal. As with anything in the educational tech world, it’s crucial to critically evaluate the sources we rely on. In my experience, while some websites can indeed be lifesavers during crunch time or as complementary study aids, others can be more of a distraction than a help.

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Dr. Med Kharbach is an influential voice in the global educational technology landscape, with an extensive background in educational studies and a decade-long experience as a K-12 teacher. Holding a Ph.D. from Mount Saint Vincent University in Halifax, Canada, he brings a unique perspective to the educational world by integrating his profound academic knowledge with his hands-on teaching experience. Dr. Kharbach's academic pursuits encompass curriculum studies, discourse analysis, language learning/teaching, language and identity, emerging literacies, educational technology, and research methodologies. His work has been presented at numerous national and international conferences and published in various esteemed academic journals.

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Quizlet: How To Teach With It

Quizlet is a study set creation tool for students and teachers that gives lots of freedom to create

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This article was updated in August 2024

Quizlet is part gaming platform, part quiz, and part teaching tool. Crucially, it's built with all three in mind and, as such, offers a superb balance that makes it a valuable tool to use in education.

This will adaptively learn and change to suit the student, making it a teaching assistant that can help instruct, but also assess the areas in which students may need help.

Quizlet offers visual materials, fill-in-the-blank-style games, and more. Importantly, the company points out that 90 percent of students who use it end up getting higher grades -- so it appears to work.

While this used to offer a lot of free materials, the pay structure has tightened up. But with the use of AI tools it also offers more resources than ever before.

Read on to find out everything you need to know about Quizlet for teachers.

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What is Quizlet?

At its most basic, Quizlet is a digital pop-quiz database. It features more than 300 million study sets, each one being like a deck of flash cards. It's also interactive, with the ability to create your own study set, or clone and edit those of others.

Verified Creators, as they're called, also create and share study sets. These come from curriculum publishers and educational institutions so you know they will be of a high caliber.

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Quizlet is sectionalized by subject so it can easily be navigated to find a specific study target. Lots of these use flashcard-style layouts that offer a prompt or question that the student can select to flip over to get the answer.

But there are various options that let you learn more from the same data in different ways. So you could select "learn" instead of "flashcards," and then the question would be given only with multiple choice answers, for a more active learning approach.

This sample Quizlet lesson plan offers a way to implement the tool into your class.

What's new in Quizlet?

Quizlet is often updating what it has to offer and it now has a new design overhaul with the idea of making everything more engaging for students and teachers alike.

Some previously free-to-access sections are no longer there since both the Learn and the Test Modes requires you to have a Quizlet Plus account to get access.

The use of AI-powered tools has resulted in a huge amount of new materials available in recent months, and the company says that's only going to continue to grow.

Quizlet also recently added the new features:

• Practice tests:  Students can generate personalized practice tests tailored to their specific courses, creating a “dress rehearsal” experience resembling an actual exam.
• Study guide:  With study guides, students can upload their class notes to Quizlet and automatically turn these into flashcards, practice tests, and more.
• Blast:  A gamified tool that helps students hone their vocabulary skills with an asteroid-blasting study session during which they match the terms and definitions from flashcard sets. 
• Categories:  This Jeopardy-style game allows teachers to host quiz shows in the classroom, a fun way for teachers to check in on how well students understand the class materials. 

How does Quizlet work?

Quizlet is broken down into several styles, including:

Flashcards are pretty self explanatory, like real ones, with a question on one side and the answer on the other.

Learn puts questions and answers into multiple choice-style quizzes that can be completed to get an overall result. This applies to images, too.

Spell will speak aloud a word and the student is then required to type out the spelling of it.

Test is an auto-generated mix of questions with written, multiple choice, and true-or-false answer options.

Match has you pairing up correct words or a mix of words and images.

Gravity is a game that has asteroids with words coming at a planet you need to protect by typing out the words before they hit.

Live is a game mode that allows for multiple students to work collaboratively.

What are the best Quizlet features?

Quizlet has all those excellent modes that allow for a variety of ways to get information across for learning across a broad range of subjects.

The smart adaptive nature of Quizlet is a really powerful feature. The Learn mode uses data from millions of anonymous sessions and then generates adaptive study plans designed to improve learning.

Quizlet offers a lot of support for English language learners and students with learning differences. Select a word or definition, and it will be read aloud. Or, in the case of teacher accounts, attach your own audio recording. It's also possible to add visual learning aids to cards with specific images or custom diagrams.

Quizlet has a plethora of media that can be used, including a huge pool of licensed Flickr photography. Music can also be added, allowing for very targeted learning. Or teachers may find something ideal that has already been created and is available in the selection of shared online quizzes.

Quizlet Live is superb as students are given codes and once they sign in they're randomly grouped for a game to start. For each question, a selection of possible answers appear on teammates' screens, but only one of them has the right answer. Students must work together to determine which is the correct one. At the end, a snapshot is provided for teachers to see how well the students have understood the material.

How much does Quizlet cost?

Quizlet is free to sign-up to and start using.

For teachers, it's charged at $34 per year to get extra features, such as the ability to upload your own images and to record you own voice – both powerful options if you want the freedom to create your own study sets from scratch.

Teachers can also track learner activity with formative assessments and homework as well. Teachers can also adapt Quizlet Live, organize classes, use the app, and have no ads.

Quizlet best tips and tricks

Play a game Use a game such as Gravity to help students learn the nature of this digital tool while learning and gaming at the same time.

Star terms Have students star terms so they can revisit them later, or star them yourself to draw attention to areas that need covering.

Use test mode Have students use test mode first so you can assess where they are on the subject before deciding what extra help may be necessary.

Luke Edwards is a freelance writer and editor with more than two decades of experience covering tech, science, and health. He writes for many publications covering health tech, software and apps, digital teaching tools, VPNs, TV, audio, smart home, antivirus, broadband, smartphones, cars and much more.

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