Quizlet users...

[Dianne-TX]

I purchased the membership for 14.99 and I guess I was thinking I could find lists to use, but I'm only seeing that I have to create my own. Granted, I've only spent a little bit of time on the website and haven't thoroughly had a chance to research the whole site. Guidance please. Thanks.

[chiguirre]

Trinqueta has a free membership. I signed her up as a student. At the very top of the web page after she logs in there's a search field. You can put whatever you like there and pull up lists other people have already made.

[Arcadia]

I did not paid for membership. I am using the free version. There is a search function at the top. I type in the name of the textbooks my kids use, or textbooks I am familiar with and a long list usually comes up.

 

For example, when looking for german vocabulary lists, I typed in Deustch Na Klar or Komm Mit and many school teachers have study sets for each level of high school.

 

I copy the set into my account if I am worried about the teacher deleting the set I want my kids to use.

[freesia]

I find it quicker to use google: quizlet miller Levine biology ch 1, for example.

 

I've never used the paid membership.

[Sebastian (a lady)]

I purchased the membership for 14.99 and I guess I was thinking I could find lists to use, but I'm only seeing that I have to create my own. Granted, I've only spent a little bit of time on the website and haven't thoroughly had a chance to research the whole site. Guidance please. Thanks.

 

IIRC the paid subscription adds things like the ability to create cards with pictures.  This would be useful for things like foreign language or identifying animals or fossils or natural features.

 

There are lots of card sets.  You can find some by browsing.  https://quizlet.com/browse-sets

 

I also search by subject and textbook.  I try to find sets that are by other teachers or from reputable sources.  When they are created by unknown users, I try to look them over for errors.  (I find a lot of typos or incomplete info in German sets.)  I think you can copy a set and then edit it, which would let you correct errors and add to a set that has some stuff you like.

[StillStanding]

Same here. We use the free version. I find other people's lists by using the search button. Then I copy the list and Keep them as is, or I modify them by taking away or adding terms. I assign them to a a class to keep all the list for a subject together and then I am set for my children to use them.