Long-standing education app Quizlet has been the cornerstone of my academic success since I was about fourteen years old, back when you had to make your digital flashcards manually and it probably took more time to do that than actually to learn the material. I haven’t thought about Quizlet since I first graduated from university, but now that I’m heading back to grad school I thought I would check in on Old Faithful – and it looks like the study app has received the full AI treatment, and I’m shocked to say that I absolutely love it!
The platform now offers far more study tools to get you through your classes, including the use of generative artificial intelligence to help you ace your classes. These tools include practice tests, study guides, ‘blasts’, and categories. With a few weeks to go before I’m back in the classroom, I decided to give each of these features a go and see how artificial intelligence has improved Quizlet.
Getting back into the groove
Practice tests are one of my favorite features, because you can upload PDF documents and even handwritten notes to Quizlet, and the AI will generate personalized practice tests for you based on the content you’ve uploaded.
I love the idea of getting precise practice tests for the material you’re studying rather than looking around online for tests that may or may not cover everything you might need to learn. One issue I had with Quizlet back in the day was that you had to create or search for ready-made practice tests and it was quite rare to find a full test that covered your specific syllabus – so you’d have to skip or ignore irrelevant questions entirely, which would affect your scores.
I uploaded one of the curriculum datasheets I have for one of my…
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