Quizlet's Learn mode, free
Quizlet limits Learn unless you pay for Plus. On Crammed, Learn is free, with no limit on rounds or sets. Bring your Quizlet sets over in one drop and keep going.
Start Learn freeHow Learn works
- Rounds of seven cards. Short enough to finish, long enough to count.
- Multiple choice first. New cards are asked with four choices. The wrong answers come from your own set, picked to be close enough to make you think.
- Then you type it. Get a card right once and the next time you type the answer. Small typos, capitals and accents are forgiven, and you can mark an answer right if you know it was.
- Mastered when you type it right. Miss a card and it goes back to the start.
- A checkpoint between rounds shows how much of the set you've mastered.
- Pictures work. A card with a picture shows it in the question.
Bring your Quizlet sets
- Open the set on Quizlet, choose Print, and save it as a PDF.
- On Crammed, choose Import and drop in the PDF.
- Open the set and choose Learn.
More detail: how to export your Quizlet sets.
Questions
- Is Learn really free?
- Yes, with no limit on rounds or sets. Learn mode is promised free for good. Studying asks for a free account, so your progress follows you between devices.
- Is it the same as Quizlet's Learn?
- It works the same way: multiple choice, then typing, until every card is mastered. It was rebuilt from scratch.
- What else is free?
- Flashcards, importing, exporting, and Gravity, the game Quizlet retired. See how Crammed compares to Quizlet.