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Creating your own sets is a great way to synthesize your notes and organize what you need to study — and then you have a set with everything you need to learn. Here are my best tips on how to streamline the set-making process, utilize all of ’s features, and make A+ sets.
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If you’re studying a popular topic, chances are someone has already made a set on it. But if you find a set that is missing some terms you need, you can easily make a copy of the set and edit it.
To customize a study set, hover over the three dots icon in the bottom right corner of the set page. Then click on "Customize." This will make a copy of the set and lead you to the set creation page, where you can edit, add, and remove terms.
Another way to speed up the set creation process is to import terms. When you create a set, you can find the import option right under the title of the set. Then, just copy and paste the text from your Google Doc or wherever you take your notes.
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Copying and pasting them into the import tool. For example, remove bullet points and make sure there is a consistent format between each term and definition (e.g., a colon or comma), and between each card (e.g., a line or tab).
What’s cool about ’s import tool is that you can customize what delineates each term and definition, as well as each card. You can also easily preview what the new cards will look like, to make sure everything is formatted correctly.
If you've created a bunch of sets throughout the quarter or semester, you can merge them into one big set to study before your finals. Just go to any of the study sets you want to merge and hover over the three dots icon to show more options. Then choose "Combine":
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Add images from 's free image library to the definition side of your set. Besides making your set more engaging, images can help you learn and recall information better. For example, if you’re learning about brain areas, a picture of where the occipital lobe is located can help you learn better than a verbal description.
If you’re trying to memorize definitions of especially challenging words, it's helpful to use images to make visual mnemonics. 's free gallery has a ton of images, but if you can't find what you need or would prefer to draw your own illustrations, you can get Plus to add your own images from your laptop or phone.
Use Diagrams to study diagrams, maps and charts in a way more effective way (check out tips on using diagrams here). Diagrams are great for subjects like anatomy.
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It can be a pain to type special characters, whether accents for your Spanish vocabulary or exponents for a math equation. Picking the appropriate language for your study set makes adding terms and definitions a lot easier. Change the language
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