Flashcards: two-sided cards that make key points stick

A question on the front, the answer on the back. Your people flip through the deck at their own pace, on a phone or a computer, with nothing to install.

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How it works

Flashcards are a review screen. Each card has a concept on the front and its explanation on the back. Players tap a card to flip it, then move on to the next one.

Trying to recall the answer before flipping works memory far harder than rereading. Put the deck before a quiz to set the stage, or after it as a quick reference. The Ludiz AI assistant can build the whole deck from a short description of your topic.

For the player

1The player reads the front of the card, then taps it (or presses Enter) to flip it and see the back.
2Arrows move from card to card, and a counter shows where they are, such as 3 / 12.
3If you turned the option on, they download the full deck as a PDF before moving on.

What you set

Write the front and back of each card, using bold, italics or color to highlight key words.
Reorder cards with drag and drop and delete the ones you no longer need.
Turn on the PDF download button and give it your own label, such as “Download the cheat sheet”.
Set the navigation (previous and next buttons) and add a timer if you need one.

Ideas for using it

Job vocabulary
The acronyms and technical terms of a new role, reviewed during the first weeks of onboarding.
Certification prep
The key points of a safety authorization or regulatory exam, reviewed right before the final quiz.
Product facts
Features and selling points of a new product line, so sales teams have them at their fingertips.
Compliance rules
The right reflexes on data privacy or anti-bribery, one question and one short answer per card.

Frequently asked questions

How do I create flashcards online?

In the Ludiz editor, add a Flash cards step and type the front and back of each card. You can also describe your topic to the AI assistant and let it write the cards for you.

Are flashcards scored?

No. It is a review screen with no right or wrong answer. To check what people retained, follow it with a quiz, a true or false or a fill-in-the-blanks step.

Can players print the cards?

Yes. Turn on the download button and players get a PDF with the front and back of every card.

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