jellyeliiii:) , 12/14/2023

As a freshman in a college preparatory highschool, this is my first time with real “finals” I would be stressed beyond belief if quizlet wasn’t so useful when it comes to studying. I’m currently using my free trial for quizlet plus but I might buy a year of it just because it’s worth it. There’s so many features I didn’t even know quizlet had! It made a flashcard set for my Honors English class just by looking at a word document and now I can study for the lit terms final without worrying. I also talked to an Ai bot who helped me learn the material for APHUG which is my worst class, and I’m confident enough for the test now! It even helped me with honors geometry; they provide tons of different textbooks with step-by-step solutions. APES was what I was most worried about, but I could just look up “APES Unit 1-5” and I found tons of quizlets that were helpful. Even when I wasn’t using the free trial and I was on basic quizlet it’s still super helpful for learning, there’s a really cool feature where you can sort flashcards into “know” and “don’t know” to help you learn the material that I’ve taken advantage of for ages and love. I highly recommend quizlet, subscription or not it’s a super useful app for studying, especially with finals coming up! Goodluck to you all, not that you’ll need it :)

Madison is Great , 11/19/2022

Firstly: If you use a screen reader, you likely already know Quizlet has never been accessible on any platform whatsoever. But if you don't know, don't use the app. Use the web browser version if you have to and can, but if you somewhat use vision, you can use the app for class. The interface is awful on both, with or without a screen reader, but slightly less awful on browser if you use a screen reader. I'd go into detail, but if you use one you can find out without wasting my time. –– OTHER THAN THAT, if you have iPad, use that instead of the iPhone. Text size is a pretty wacky thing on Quizlet, so if you have medium-long words/phrases in your study set, you'll want a bugger screen because bigger text doesn't work out on the app or the web version. And now, unrelated to most of you reading: Since Quizlet's younger days. It became another feature downgraded cash grab. If it's worth it to you, no judgement there, but it won't stop me from criticizing an app that has you pay for a randomized study quiz and a badge by your name, compared to many other apps with similar subscription rates and more variety of useful features. This one is just one of few known studying apps, which is why it's worth it to people, whether they are happy about it or not. The app (Quizlet in general) is just limited in features, especially compared to what it used to be. But hey, maybe that's just because I'm blind and all this app ever says to me is "Button."

jedikid51 , 07/12/2021

I have been using this app since 2018. It haven’t let me down once. My science teacher required fifteen minutes a day on Quizlet and I never scored below 97% on a test. This app has helped me keep straight A’s in so many different ways.
The first way is that it is a very easy app to navigate. This app keeps it very simple with only a few buttons. They also have a help button in their guide that can help you get unstuck if you’re stuck. You need minimal tech knowledge to operate this app.
The second way is that you don’t need a subscription to study. Sure you need it for some features, such as, different fonts and font colors, adding pictures, scanning documents, and saving for offline use. But there are so many simple ways of getting around that.
As you can tell, this is a must have app for all students of any age. Before I knew about Quizlet I never studied, because who does, right? Wrong. After hearing about Quizlet I love to study. So my advice to any parents who might be reading this is, if your kid(s) grades are dropping because they refuse to study, either have them create a set or create on yourself for them to study and have them practice fifteen minutes a day (except the weekends🙂).