Tutorial Flashcards
This flashcard deck was created using Flashcardlet's card creator
Flashcardlet works in both portrait and landscape orientations. Try rotating your device to see the difference.
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Fonts are automatically sized to be as large as possible for the card, limited to a maximum size. The maximum is configurable from the menu in the upper right.
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Welcome to the Flashcardlet tutorial. Tap the card to see the other side.
Slide the card to the side to move to the next card.
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Touch the star in the lower-right to bookmark a card. You can come back later and create a study session to study only bookmarked cards.
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To mark a card as mastered, and not see it again during this study session, touch the checkmark in the upper-right.
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You can share your Flashcard decks with others or keep them synced across devices using the ‘Share’ menu on the deck screen.
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You can email decks or upload them to your Dropbox account. If you want to share a deck from your Dropbox account, generate a sharable link to it using the Dropbox app.
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You can create your own cards using Flashcardlet. However, you probably don’t need to!
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Quizlet.com has millions of sets of flashcards that you can download. They probably already have a deck that is perfect for what you’re studying.
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If you create cards on Quizlet.com and mark them as publicly accessible, you can download them to Flashcardlet.
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You can even add images to the back of cards when you use Quizlet.com.
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Flashcardlet is free and always open to suggestions. For support, you can visit the Facebook page or send an email to jeffhollidaysoftware@gmail.com.
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This concludes the tutorial. If Flashcardlet helps you, please rate it 5 stars on the app store. Happy studying!
