Brain Flips is a relatively new flashcard service. Brain Flips allows anyone to create and share flashcards about any topic. To create flashcards you must register (it's free), but to just use the publicly shared flashcards does not require registration.
What makes Brain Flips unique is that it offers three ways to review the flashcards. The three modes for using the flashcards are introduction mode, traditional mode, and response mode. In the introduction mode the flashcard's question and answer appear side by side. In traditional mode the flashcards display the question on one side and displays the answer on the other side when clicked. In response mode the user is prompted to put in an answer before the correct answer is displayed.
Applications for Education
Brain Flips is a nice, free, option for students to create flashcards and study them. Brain Flips is interesting because it does offer the graduated modes of studying.
Here are a couple of related items that may be of interest to you:
10 Places to Make and Find Flashcards Online
Free World U - Free K-12 Flashcards
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Brain Flips - Create, Share, and Search Flashcards
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This is really a cool idea. It gets the students thinking about the topic and gets them using technology. I haven't actually check it out yet, but it seems like this would be great for all elementary levels. In college right now, I dread doing flashcards. This way is also a bit more environmentally friendly. I will for sure be checking this web site out to see what its more about. Thanks.
Be sure to check memorize.com out also. No registration is required to create, edit, or memorize.
You can memorize in flashcard, matching, and multiple-choice modes (as well as look over the page to familiarize first). There's also a diagram feature for memorizing visually (for geography and anatomy, etc.).
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