Matthew Glotzbach

I was just talking to somebody who graduated from West Point and he said, oh yeah, I use Quizlet all the time.

I said, what for?

He said, I've been learning Farsi.

as a, as part of my training.

So you can literally use it for anything.

Well, the first thing is there's a high likelihood in that example that you don't have to go in and enter it because somebody already has.

So Quizlet has amassed over 300 million study sets of content, ranging from everything from the banana codes for Target to... 401, by the way.

There you go.

401.

Organic is 401, too.

all the way to organic chemistry or anatomy and physiology or anything in between.

And so number one, you don't have to do the work.

Somebody's probably already done it for you.

Number two, though, is Quizlet really helps you learn that information in the most effective and most efficient way possible.

So flashcards are a great model.

That's actually how Quizlet started out is basically digital flashcards.

But then we've grown from there

where, for instance, you're not just learning bananas, you're learning all 427 vegetable and fruit codes that Target has.

And we're going to help you spend the time on the ones you need more time on.

We're going to bring back bananas.