Keep useful material together
A list can hold vocabulary, questions and answers, facts, prompts, steps, or anything else you want to revisit as a collection. Use a simple list when each item stands alone, or pair two sides when you want to practise a prompt and its answer.
Control who can access it
New lists begin privately. Keep a list for yourself, give selected people access, or make suitable material public when you want anyone with the link to use it.
Choose how to practise
The material stays in one list while you change how you interact with it. Depending on the list, you can:
- review each item at your own pace in a slideshow;
- practise active recall or typing;
- unjumble paired items;
- prepare a slideshow as a PDF or video; or
- add suitable material to Notes for spaced repetition.
Not every activity applies to every kind of list. Learnalist shows the options that fit the material and the list’s settings.
Return to important material
Lists help you organise a subject. Notes help you bring selected material back over time. Review in your browser or continue with the Learnalist mobile app.
Start with a list someone prepared
You do not need to build everything from scratch. Browse public lists to find material you can open and practise, then create your own list when you want to organise a topic differently.