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An app for that???

Is there an app where I can make the flash cards on my MAC and view them on my phone? I'm taking Biology over the summer and this teacher is very hard. His test questions are confusing where 2 answers could be correct and you have to decide which is more correct. Anywho, I'm wanting to make some flash cards so I can go through them at work on my phone but don't want to have to type all the info on my little IPhone.

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    Yes. Quizlet. You make your account and then create your own sets and then download the app on your iPhone. Also download "voicecards are not flashcards" and you can also listen to them while driving or jogging.

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    I'm such a dummy, I already had Quizlet on my phone. I also have StudyBlue but not real sure how to use it because I've heard it can make flash cards from your notes or powerpoints or something. I need to YouTube that. And I also downloaded the other app you mentioned so I can listen while driving to work since its an hour each way. Thank you!

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    I use studyblue :) I have a droid personally but I had my notes open and our study group we had both droid/iphone users and everyone was able to use my notecards to study. God bless the people that invented these apps! Lunch break? Flashcards. Can't fall asleep? Flashcards. Going to the restroom? Flashcards. Waiting in line to pay for groceries? Flashcards. I LOVE THESE APPS :D

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    It's just Intro to Biology but he's a very hard professor, which I read online but had no other option. I would much rather take Chemistry again than take this class. lol

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