KET / PET independent teacher
Turn exam lists, handouts and mistakes from practice papers into material students can keep reviewing after class, then continue with the same cards for the next learner or term.
Import Excel, Word and PDF, or create cards manually.
Create custom decks in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, Russian, German and other languages.
- Create a group and invite students
- Customize decks and assign learning
- Review each student’s completion and answers
Start with the material in front of you.
Review it before you learn.
MemoCard turns Excel, Word, PDF or your own additions into vocabulary cards. You decide what stays and how to use it.
- ExcelCourse and exam word lists
- WordHandouts and reading notes
- PDFUnit material and exercises
- Create manuallyA quick addition or your own card
LEARN
Study it yourself, or give it to a child or student.
Review the material first, then let yourself, a child or a student start learning from the same content.
Create vocabulary cardsCONTINUE
Turn your lesson into the next step for learning.
Prepare the words you are teaching today, then decide who will learn them and how.
- 01
Bring in today’s material
Import Excel, Word or PDF, or add the words you need manually.
- 02
Review every card
Check each word, meaning and example before you hand it to students.
- 03
Share it with students
Send a link, or set the range, deadline and required cards.
- 04
Learn and review
Let students begin with the words from this lesson.
- 05
Continue next time
Adjust or add to the same material instead of starting again.
REAL MATERIAL
The same material can lead to a different next step.
Teachers use it to teach, parents use it to review with a child, and learners use it to build their own study material.
Picture-book / graded-reading teacher
Turn target words and phrases from the book you are teaching into pre-reading and post-reading practice, adjusting the range for each learner.
International school / EAL teacher
Bring vocabulary from unit handouts, subject material or language-support lists to mixed-level learners, then decide what to revisit next.
Parent
Prepare cards from a school unit, exam list or lesson note that your child can complete today, then follow the next step in the learning plan.
Independent learner
Turn professional material, exam content or language notes into personal vocabulary cards, then learn and review at your own pace.
LANGUAGES
Vocabulary cards for more than one language.
MemoCard helps you create custom vocabulary cards in different languages. The list describes the product’s language range, not a catalogue of ready-made courses.
English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, Russian, German and other languages.
- English英语
- Chinese中文
- Japanese日语
- Korean韩语
- French法语
- Spanish西班牙语
- Russian俄语
- German德语
- Other languages其他语种
QUESTIONS
Straight answers to common questions.
What material can MemoCard import?
You can import Excel, Word and PDF, or create cards manually.
How is MemoCard different from Quizlet and Anki?
If you know Quizlet or Anki, you can think of MemoCard as the same kind of custom vocabulary-card tool. Quizlet is well suited to creating and sharing study sets, while Anki is built for highly customisable personal flashcards and spaced review. MemoCard starts with a teacher’s own word list, picture book, handout or unit material, lets you review and edit it, then share it with students so the next class can continue from the same material. You can also start from your own material when studying independently.
Who is MemoCard for?
It is for independent teachers, KET / PET teachers, picture-book and graded-reading teachers, international school / EAL teachers, parents and independent learners who use their own material.
Which languages does it support?
MemoCard supports English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, French, Spanish, Russian, German and other languages. It is a custom-card tool, not a fixed course catalogue.
Can I edit cards after importing?
Yes. Review and edit the material before you study it yourself or share / assign it to a child or student.
Can I use it without being a teacher?
Yes. Start with your own Excel, Word, PDF or manually created cards, then learn and review at your own pace.
BEGIN
Start with the material in front of you.
Open the creator side and organise vocabulary cards for your next lesson or study session.