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Tech what you teach.

www.studyblue.com

StudyBlue teachers can…

1. Create weekly flashcards from vocab lists and share them with students.

2. Have students create their own flashcards and study them on their mobile phones or class computers.

3. Create in-class activities using StudyBlue flashcards.

For more on using StudyBlue in your classroom, contact [email protected], or visit our online support community at http://s.tudy.it/teacherhelp

StudyBlue students can…

1. Study in class, at home, and on-the-go with StudyBlue’s mobile app.

2. Quiz themselves and track their progress.3. Set study reminders.4. Collaborate with classmates from their school

or from people around the world.


Create your free account.


www.studyblue.com/teachers

Get Started.

Search for your school, or add it to StudyBlue.For more on using StudyBlue in your classroom, contact [email protected], or visit our online support community at

http://s.tudy.it/teacherhelp

Get Started.


Your landing page will allow you to make flashcards, find study materials on StudyBlue, or study materials already saved in your Backpack.

Your digital backpack.


This is your personal “homepage,” where your folders, flashcards, and documents are saved and where you can see your progress and recently studied materials.

Step 1

Create your class.

Create a class.

Choose or add your school


Select or add your class

Create a class.


Add the course instructor (you!)

Create a class.


Your class is now in your Backpack and is ready for adding course material and sharing with your students.

Step 2Build your class with course materials

Add study materials.

Within your class, add new flashcards or upload your own notes.


Flashcards


Type terms and definitions.

Add new cards.

Flashcards


As you type your flashcards, matching public cards will appear below.

Flashcards


New card recommendations appear on the left-hand side

Flashcards


You can change the name of your flashcard deck in the upper left corner by simply clicking on the text.

Flashcards


Once you’re done creating, all your flashcards will appear on the deck’s main screen.

Upload notes.


Upload files directly into your backpack.

You can then take these notes and make them into a new flashcard deck.

Turn notes into flashcards.


Type new flashcards here.

World War 2 Your uploaded notes here.

Share your flashcards


Easily share flashcard decks with students by email, posting to Facebook, or Tweeting.

Step 3Let’s Study!

Review Flashcards


On the deck’s main page, you will see green boxes with the options to Flip Cards, Take Quiz, and make a Review Sheet for that flashcard deck. You can also choose to study the deck later.

At the bottom, you have the option to study 5, 10, 20, or all cards in your deck, along with sorting the cards in order, random, hardest to easiest*, and least studied*.

* SB+ is required for these features

Flip Flashcards


When flipping through the deck, you can see the term first or the definition first.

Keyboard controls allow you to quickly and easily study the deck.

Take Quiz


Create multiple choice, true/false, or ‘type the answer’ quizzes, or combine them all!

Review Sheet


The last option for your flashcards is to view the definitions and terms in a simple, readable review sheet.

Track your study stats.


Be able to easily track your progress on flashcard decks. It will show your estimated mastery of the deck, along with the option to study the wrongs or study the entire deck again.

Share.Help your colleagues by presenting StudyBlue at a professional development meeting.

Invite teachers in your vertical or grade team to use StudyBlue.

Collaborate with your co-teacher(s) on StudyBlue.


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