Flash Cards that play four ways — live in your lesson or as homework.

Build one deck of cards. Class Spot turns every card into four auto-graded games — flip, quiz, type-the-word and unscramble — that your students play live in the lesson, finish as homework, or open from a link.

Build your first deck Nothing to install — play right in the lesson.

Build the deck once. The games make themselves.

Type a term, add its translation, an image or audio, and move on. When you open the deck, Class Spot has already turned every card into four ways to practise — you never build a quiz, a matching game and a worksheet separately again.

  • Type the term — dictionary suggestions autocomplete as you go
  • Add the other side — translation, an image, and text-to-speech audio in 8 languages, or record and upload your own
  • Open the deck — flip cards, quiz, type-the-word and unscramble are already generated, all auto-graded
Build your first deck
The Flash Cards deck editor: a card with a term, definition, audio and an image
Autocomplete · as you type
Audio · 8 languages

Four ways to practise the same cards.

Recalling a word four different ways makes it stick — far better than flipping through a deck once.

The flip-card game: a card flipped to its answer with a picture

Flip cards

See the term, flip to the answer — image, translation and audio on the back. Classic recall.

The multiple-choice quiz game with four answer options

Quiz

Pick the right answer from the deck — multiple choice, auto-graded.

The type-the-answer game with a text input and a Submit button

Type the word

Type the answer in the card's language — Class Spot checks it for you.

The unscramble game: empty letter slots and shuffled letter tiles

Unscramble

Rebuild the word from its shuffled letters.

4

games from one deck

8

languages of card audio

0

student logins to play live

3

ways to use every deck

Every deck gets all four practice modes — none of them locked behind a paywall.

Try a deck right now

Our sample “Landforms” deck — play all four games right here.

A Flash Cards deck open live in a lesson with a real-time Results leaderboard

Play it live in the lesson

Open the deck and everyone in the room plays on their own screen while a Results leaderboard updates in real time — no join code to read out, no second device, no screen-share. The deck plays in the same window the lesson is in.

Solo Max The teacher's auto-graded homework result: score plus Correct, Incorrect and Missed tiles

Assign it as homework

Send the deck as homework and each student's score plus Correct / Incorrect / Missed comes back to you automatically — no hand-grading.

Solo Max A shared Flash Cards deck open in the browser with no login

Share it by link

Send a link anyone opens in the browser with no account — handy for trial students and quick practice.

Questions about Flash Cards

Still have a question?
What are the four games?

From every deck Class Spot generates flip cards, a multiple-choice quiz, a type-the-answer drill and an unscramble task — all auto-graded. You build the cards once; the games are made for you.

How do my students play a deck?

Three ways: live in your video lesson, where everyone plays and a Results leaderboard updates in real time; as auto-graded homework; or from a link they open with no account.

Do students need an account or an install?

Not for live play — they're already in the lesson. A shared link opens in the browser with no login either.

Can I add audio and images?

Yes — each card can carry an image, and each side can carry text-to-speech audio in 8 languages, or your own recording or upload. Term suggestions autocomplete as you type.

Can I see how students did?

Yes — assign a deck as homework and each student's score plus Correct / Incorrect / Missed comes back to you automatically. (Solo Max and Business.)

Can I play decks live on the Free plan?

Yes — live lessons are on every plan, including Free (one-to-one); paid plans add bigger groups. Open a deck in the lesson and play it together.

How many decks can I create on the Free plan?

Three. Solo Pro, Solo Max and Business have unlimited decks.

What needs a paid plan?

More than three decks needs Solo Pro or higher. Assigning a deck as homework and sharing a public link start on Solo Max. Creating decks is included on the Free plan — up to three.

Build a deck your students will actually want to play

One deck, four auto-graded games, ready for your next lesson. The Free plan includes three decks — no card required.

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