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Quizlet Live

By Anonymous
Quizlet Live is an in-class, team based learning game. It puts the students in randomized teams (automatically) and gives each group different questions within the study set. Each team is made up of 3 or 4 students with a randomly assigned animal team name. (You can reshuffle the teams until you are satisfied with the groupings.) Each member of the group has different answers and only one person has the correct answer. The group needs to work together to get the correct answer to get the points.  Incorrect answers reset the team’s progress to zero. The first team to match all 12 terms correctly in a row wins. At the end of the game, teams see what they matched correctly and incorrectly.


In the teacher mode, you must have the following to do Quizlet Live:

  • At least 12 questions and answers in the set
  • At least 6 students ready to play
  • 10 to 20 minutes of class time

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To create this on your own:
  • Website to set up your Quizlet account:  https://quizlet.com/
  • Sign up with Google or Email
  • Create a Class
  • Invite students by email, automatic join link, or link with Google Classroom
  • Create your Study Set (or have students create their own)
  • Use any of the below ways to study.  
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Then, when it's time to play the Quizlet Live game, the students go to http://quizlet.com/live and use the join code provided by the teacher.

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