They’re simple to use and have some great flash cards for tons of different purposes.
ESL Flash cards
This site to make flash cards is aimed more towards the classroom environment.
When you hit the flash card collection you want, you’ll have three options.
Large, medium or small.
When you choose your option, it will launch the flashcards in a PDF viewer.
I suggest Acrobat Reader for this task as it handles images very well.
It is available for downloadhere.
(or check outGuy’s poston alternative readers orSimon’s post).
Then simply print out the screenshots as you would with any other document.
Flash card Exchange
Here we have a site that is a web-based flash card study aid.
When you press your chosen subject you will be given a list of flash card sets.
By clicking on the flashcard that asks the question you will expose the answer.
By clicking on the answer you move onto the next flashcard.
All are available along the top of the flash card window before you begin to view the flash cards.
When you first go to the site, register for an account.
It’s free and it only takes a few seconds.
Then, when back on the homepage click " Create Flashcards'.
This will bring you to the creation screen.
Enter in the title, tags and other information as seen in the screenshot.
Then, down the screen, enter in the question for your first flash card.
Then, to the right of the question enter in the answer.
you’re free to also upload images instead of typing in the question and answer.
Down the end of the page, smack the " Create Flash cards' button.
This will bring you to the page where your flash card series is available.
it’s possible for you to print, edit or view your flash cards.
Which sites do you use to make flash cards?
