Matthew Glotzbach

You know that one pretty well, obviously.

So once we know that you've mastered it, we'll put it to the side and revisit it less often.

And we're also going to create different types of learning activities, different types of games, different question types.

And we'll do that automatically in the background to give you the most optimal path to learning that information.

Yeah, so Quizlet has been around for over a decade now, actually going on 12 years.

And all of the growth has been really organic and viral.

And there's basically two things that have happened there.

One is word of mouth sharing.

So, you know, you, me, and 25 of our closest friends are sitting in the same lecture hall at university or sitting in the same, you know, high school class.

And let's say you're that diligent student.

You're, you know, you're studying for the test two weeks ahead of time.

I'm that kind of slacker crammer that goes the night before.

your Quizlet content is perfect for me.

It's exactly why I need to study because we're taking the same test.

Um, so, so you get that viral word of mouth spread.

In fact, we hear all the time, especially in kind of elementary school, middle school, high school classrooms that teachers will oftentimes hear about Quizlet from one of their students and then share that with the rest of the class.

They'll say, Oh, you know,

Sally has created the Quizlet set for next week's quiz.

Here's a link to it so everybody can study.

That's exactly right.