Tinycards - Fun Flashcards Software

....to traditional Spanish classes, at 66, I am delighted to discover I CAN learn Spanish! I can repeat lessons I think/know I need to repeat....and then move on when I am comfortable with my use/knowledge. It’s a bit tougher for me after having a small stroke. The words I try to spell, get mixed up, even though I KNOW the word I want...I am having trouble spelling in Spanish. But I am delighted WITH my progress! TINY CARDS present a whole line of languages to learn! I am amazed to discover that there are other subjects presented like Medical Terminology, Basic Science Equations , and even letters and numbers for the kids! To see ALL of TINY CARDS offerings be sure to set up an account. It is entirely free (which amazes and delights me...) and you will be able to add for your own use flash cards...of any subject offered. Roman numerals, anyone? It’s here! It’s up to you to use it....it’s fun and a great way to learn at your own pace...😀. 💯% Oh, I forgot....when I feel competent, there are pod recordings in Spanish that I can listen to. (I did not check every language offered)It’s another perk.

I love this app! I use it all the time, and I loving being able to share my learning resources that I have made on the app with my friends, electronically. However, no app is perfect, although this app is one of my favorites, so I have a few suggestions. Firstly, folders! I want to be able to organize all of my decks of flash cards into folders, since after you make many, it can make your profile look messy. Secondly, recordings. I want to be able to study for speaking exams in French, so it would be very helpful to be able to upload pre-recorded recordings. Finally, groups. My friends and I all share flash cards that we all make. I would like for us to have a group, and whoever is in that group, receives a notification when they upload flash cards. Thank you for reading this, and more importantly, thank you for this terrific platform for learning new things!

I don’t know why there are so many negative reviews on this app, but I think it might be because people were expecting something just like Duolingo, with all of the carefulness that went into making it such a high quality product. I think it’s unfair for people to judge this app based on Duolingo. Duolingo has had a lot of resources put into it so that it’s a high quality app that can affectively teach (at least the basics of) a language. this app is not Duolingo. this app is a study tool to compliment Duolingo, but that can also help you learn other things. It’s basically Quizlet, only nicer if you ask me. this app are literally just online flash cards that are a good alternative to making your own. This app acts a deck of flashcards only free, with no trees cut down to make them, and arguably it takes a lot less time to make a nice product on this app than to write stuff neatly onto paper.