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Aug 22, 2011
Today I got an e-mail advertising StudyBlue online flashcards, which apparently is free. What interested me was that it was free and it has mobile apps for Apple and Andriod. Before I enter and create an account, I would like to get feedback about it. (I still haven’t invested time into doing some kind of online flashcards yet, although our textbook series has electronic flashcards online via the textbook website, with audio soundbytes.)
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Thanks for any input you can provide me! Daniel Hanson Public High School Spanish Teacher Atwater, California, USA
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Yes, I heard of some people using it but they were not too happy with the tool. I know they recommended something else instead...let me get back to you once I find out exactly what the other website was called.
Vanessa