Studyblue Flashcards

How to bring back a flashcard or deck that has disappeared? Why am I unable to login or access my StudyBlue account? I'm facing technical issues with using StudyBlue. Can you help restore a flashcard/ deck that I accidentally deleted? Login to StudyBlue and hover over Flashcards on the top navigation; Click Drafts to view all your unsaved, untitled flashcards; Still can't find your flashcard? Make sure you log in to StudyBlue using the correct personal or school email account. If you happen to have multiple accounts, try them all.

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Review Overview

Summary : An App to Help You Study

STUDYBLUE supports users in preparing for tests using a digital flashcard system. After registering with the class, users should first tap the 'Lined' button on the top left of the screen. From there, they can tap the 'Make Cards' button, which brings them to a new screen. At it, users can create multiple flashcards by adding a term and definition to each flashcard. Next, they tap the 'Done' button, which saves the flashcard to a deck, and users can add new flashcards to it. Users are then returned to the home screen where they can choose to engage the cards using the 'Flip Cards' option, or evaluate their knowledge o the cards via the 'Take Quiz' option. Other options in this app include a 'Class' option that allows users to look up their school, find their class and teacher, and then join it. Once joined, users will have access to three class features that include: (1) The 'My Materials' feature that lets users see the cards they created for the class, (2) the ' Class Materials' feature that contains flashcards, notes, quizzes, and other documents shared with the whole class, and (3) the 'Classmates' feature contains a list of students enrolled in the class.

Please Note: The features listed in this description are available for free. Users must upgrade to access additional materials.

Instructional Ideas

1. After taking notes based on a text or lecture, students can create flashcards for key terms, facts, and ideas that were presented. Students can use the flashcards to keep the information fresh, or they can share it with other students in the class.
2. When preparing for a vocabulary test, students can create flashcards to use while studying. Students can practice with the flashcards by using the 'Flip Cards' and 'Take a Quiz' options. After students complete an exercise, STUDYBLUE will provide them with a report about their performance.
3. After taking notes for a class, students can share them with other classmates by sending them to their teacher and asking him/her to upload them.

Studyblue Flashcards Pharmacology

Studyblue Flashcards To Print

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Online flashcard, quizzes and study guide creator and sharing network for students

Overview

Studyblue Flashcards

StudyBlue is an online study tool where teachers and students can create flashcards and materials to share among classmates. StudyBlue also has an iOS app and Android app for mobile users. Although the basic product is free, StudyBlue has upgrade options of $3/month with a year commitment or $9 month. Upgrades allow custom colors and font features as well as allowing media on the definition side of flashcards.

Studyblue Quizzes

In August, 2013, Study Blue introduced Class Stats, a formative assessment tool that builds upon the self-assessment capability already in place for students. StudyBlue scores students' study sessions and tracks their progress.The Class Stats tool aggregates this data, allowing instructors to monitor individual and group study routines, track student progress, and adapt their instruction to focus on areas where students are most challenged. With Class Stats, teachers can integrate StudyBlue into their routine without having to make major changes. Teachers can track student progress with a weighted aggregated average 'Class' or 'Individual' score, giving a real-time view of student learning.

StudyBlue, founded in 2009, is a San Francisco, CA based startup providing a cloud platform and iOS and Android apps for students to create, organize, share materials, and study. StudyBlue was founded by Christopher Klündt as he graduated in computer science and biomedical engineering from UW-Madison. The company reports over 5.5 million users and 200 million study materials available. Although the service was initially targeted for higher education, middle and high school students are among the users. StudyBlue has raised over $20 million since its founding in 2009.