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 * Flashcards** are a great way for students to learn vocabulary. **Quizlet** allows you to create exercises very quickly, because it's simple to use.

Click "Features" (top), take a look at what the program has to offer and watch the "demo video" (on the right). Notice that when you create a set of words and its corresponding synonyms or definitions, your students have the chance to practice them in "four" different ways.

Look at this example created by Georgia Arruda, an American trainee of minelast September. The exercse is part of a lesson plan based onthe story titled "Seven Chinese Brothers".

The next step is signing up for an account.

= Registering =
 * open **[|Quizlet]**
 * click the "Sign Up" link (top right)
 * fill in the required fileds in "Get a Quizlet account" (left), check "Terms of Service" and click the "sign Up" button
 * click on "Continue to Free Quizlet"


 * ViP:** You need to wait for a "confirmation" email to complete your registration

= Creating vocabulary Flashcards =
 * click on the green "Make Flashcards" button
 * enter a "Title" (i.e., Present Simple)
 * choose "Users" ("Everyone" recommended)
 * choose "Editors" ("Just me" recommended)
 * enter your vocabulary flashcards by adding the "Term" and the "Definition"
 * click on the "Create Set" button
 * check your flashcard and check audio below (Quizlet is recorded by using native English voices and you can use it for "listening")
 * when you're done with your first flashcard exercises, ask someone to try it (i.e., [])
 * send them the links to "Learn", "Test", "Scatter" and "Space Race" with your flashcards (click on each blue button under your flash card and get the link), or

= Embedding the exercise =
 * choose the link or embed code on the left column (above) with three codes for "Flashcards", "Learn" and "Scatter"


 * ViP:** You can always check and edit your flashcard exercises in "My Dashboard" (in your account)