If you’re not logged in, you can access the page, but you won’t be able to interact with the page.

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What the page looks like

StudySet Page
On the left, you will see a big carousel of all the cards in the set. You can click on the arrows to go to the next card or the previous card. You can also click on the card itself to flip it over and see the other side. Tapping on the star icon will start the current card. On the right, you will see a row of buttons. The row represents all the modes this studyset supports. Below that you will see the three dots button. Clicking on it will open a dropdown with more options. Here, you can print the studyset, add it to your folders, fork (copy), manage sharing and more.
  • You can only fork (copy) a studyset if the owner has enabled it.
  • The options available in the dropdown will change depending on whether you own the studyset, it’s public or private, and if you’re signed in.
The view of the studyset page will change depending on whether the set is a public or private link and if you own it or not. But generally speaking, the layout will be the same.

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Modes

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Study Mode

The Study Mode is an AI-powered tool that helps you study your flashcards. It will serve you with multiple choice, written responses and true or false questions. It will also keep track of your progress and has some other cool features that can make your studying experience easier. Enough talking; let’s dive in!

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Quiz Mode

Quiz Mode is a mode that allows you to test your knowledge on the studyset. You can choose between multiple choice, written responses, and true or false questions. You can also set the number of questions you want to answer. It’s basically like a practice test!

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Match Mode

Match Mode is a mode that allows you to match the term with the definition. It’s a fun way to test your knowledge and see how well you know the studyset.

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Flashcards Mode

A simple mode that allows you to flip and SORT the cards in the studyset by how well you know them. You can also star cards you want to review later.

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Spell Mode

The Spell Mode is a written response only mode, where you have to spell out the term or definition. The difference is that it is heavily focused on spelling and accuracy and has lots of features and settings for you to customize your experience. Some of these are custom character ignore lists and hints.

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Quick Actions

Quick Actions
Quick Actions are a set of options that allow you to quickly perform actions on the studyset or with it. Here are the options available:
  • Add to Folder (if you’re signed in)
  • Fork (copy) the studyset (if the owner has enabled it)
  • Export the studyset (if you’re signed in)
  • Print the studyset (if you’re signed in)
  • Report the studyset (if you’re signed in)
  • Share studyset (need to be the owner)

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Sending a thanks to the creator

If you like a studyset, you can send a thanks to the creator by clicking on the Send a Thanks button. This will send a notification to the creator, letting them know you appreciate their work.
This is only available for public studysets. This means the studyset will appear in the library.

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Printing the studyset

You can print the studyset by clicking on the Print button available in the Quick Actions menu. This will open up a system dialog that will show a preview of the studyset. You can then print it out or save it as a PDF.

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Fullscreen Mode

You can view the studyset in fullscreen mode by clicking on the Fullscreen button. This button is located on the top right of the carousel of cards and has a gear/settings icon. This will make the carousel take up the entire screen, allowing you to focus on the cards.
Fullscreen button

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Your Learning Progress

When you scroll down to the bottom of the page, you will see a list of all the cards in the set. Along with each card, you’ll see a badge. The badge will show you how much progress you’ve made on that card. Here’s an example below:
Progress Badge

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Attached Docs

This feature is only available for private studysets.
For every studyset, you’ll have the option to write a document that will be attached to the studyset. This can be useful for writing notes, explanations, or anything else you want to remember about the studyset.
Attached Docs
Learn more about this feature -> Docs.

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Adding the studyset to your folders

This is available for every studyset.
You can add the studyset to your folders by clicking on the Add to Folder option in the Quick Actions menu. This will open up a dialog where you can select which folder you want to add the studyset to.
Add to Folder

Button

Add to Folder Dialog

Dialog

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Practice Problems

You can practice problems by clicking on the Exercise Problems button. Sometimes, regular flashcards aren’t enough. Here, you can generate exercise problems to test your knowledge against complex problem-solving scenarios.

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View Counter

This feature is only available for public studysets.
You can see how many times the studyset has been viewed by hovering over the button in the top right.
View Counter