Flashcard Maker (Dark Mode)
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How to Make the Flashcards:
1. Put one semicolon (;) or one equals sign (=) between a word and its definition.
2. To add another word, put it on its own line OR put two semicolons (;;) OR two equals signs (==).
3. Don’t put semicolons or equals signs in the definitions! It will not work!
4. Click “Make Flashcards.” (It will look empty at first because everything starts by being hidden. Click the checkboxes to see the words or definitions.)
- Word; Definition
- OR
- Word = Definition
2. To add another word, put it on its own line OR put two semicolons (;;) OR two equals signs (==).
- Word 1; Definition 1
- Word 2; Definition 2
- OR
- Word 1; Definition 1 ;; Word 2; Definition 2
- Word 1 = Definition 1 == Word 2 = Definition 2
3. Don’t put semicolons or equals signs in the definitions! It will not work!
- ❌ Word; Definition with ; inside
4. Click “Make Flashcards.” (It will look empty at first because everything starts by being hidden. Click the checkboxes to see the words or definitions.)
TIP
- Save a copy of your words and definitions in the right format so you can quickly use this tool anytime!
- Try saving it in your notes app or even emailing it to yourself.
How to Use the Flashcards
1. Click the checkbox at the top-left of the table to show all the words.
2. Start by reading the word and trying to remember its definition. Then, click the checkbox next to the definition to see the definition. Practice until you can remember the definitions without looking.
3. Now, do the opposite! Click the checkbox at the top-left of the table to HIDE all the words. Click the checkbox at the top in the middle to show all the definitions. Read the definitions and try to remember the word. Then, click the checkbox next to the word to see the word.
4. As you practice, click the “Randomize Rows” button to make sure you know each word well.
5. When you know a word (you can easily remember both the word and its definition), delete that word and its definition from the list at the top and click “Make Flashcards” again to remove the learned word from your practice.
In short:
2. Start by reading the word and trying to remember its definition. Then, click the checkbox next to the definition to see the definition. Practice until you can remember the definitions without looking.
3. Now, do the opposite! Click the checkbox at the top-left of the table to HIDE all the words. Click the checkbox at the top in the middle to show all the definitions. Read the definitions and try to remember the word. Then, click the checkbox next to the word to see the word.
4. As you practice, click the “Randomize Rows” button to make sure you know each word well.
5. When you know a word (you can easily remember both the word and its definition), delete that word and its definition from the list at the top and click “Make Flashcards” again to remove the learned word from your practice.
In short:
- 1. Click the top-left checkbox to show words.
- 2. Try to remember each word's definition, then check to see it.
- 3. Next, hide the words, show definitions, and try to remember the word.
- 4. Use "Randomize Rows" to test your memory.
- 5. Delete words you know and click "Make Flashcards" again.
