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Online flashcards made from your lesson material

Add vocabulary, concepts and questions to flashcards on your whiteboard. Practise together during class, then share a separate deck link for revision at home.

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This is a working practice example. The result is not saved to an account.

Click any card to flip it. Check whether you recall the translation, term, or definition.

Flashcard decks right beside lesson notes

Flashcards on Lucyboard are not a separate tool — build term and vocabulary decks directly next to your teaching materials.

Flashcard deck placed on the canvas next to lesson notes: students see the topic, card count, and launch practice with one click.

Quick paste import from spreadsheets or notes

Paste a list of term-definition pairs separated by tabs. Generate dozens of clean flashcards in seconds.

An example list to import
Card frontCard back
put off the meetingpostpone the meeting
reluctant to acceptunwilling to accept
a breakthroughan important discovery

How to run flashcards in one-on-one and group lessons

From a 3-minute warm-up at the start of class to consolidating new concepts before wrap-up.

Classroom practice: students work through card prompts and cycle back to unfamiliar terms.

Return to the original lesson material

The deck tile stays on the board beside the text, task and notes. If an answer needs explaining, close the practice view and return to that part of the lesson.

What is saved during practice?

Practice progress is stored locally in the browser. There is no automatic revision schedule or progress report sent to the teacher. A deck on a temporary board stays available only while that board exists.

Need to check students’ answers?

Flashcards support recall and self-assessment. To ask multiple-choice or open questions and collect results, create a quiz.

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Frequently asked questions about classroom flashcards

How do I add several flashcards quickly?

Choose text import in the editor. Each line is one card, with the question and answer separated by a tab, semicolon or “ - ”. You can edit the content and order afterwards.

Can a student practise independently without an account?

Yes. The deck link opens a study view in the browser. Students reveal answers and mark cards as Know it or Review. Progress is stored locally in that browser. Boards opened without an account expire after 7 days.

How are flashcards different from a quiz?

Flashcards support recall and self-assessment. A quiz has choice or open questions and a results summary; it can also be shared as homework. Choose a quiz if you need to collect student answers.

Energize classroom recall with interactive flashcards

Launch a free whiteboard and create your first deck in minutes without student accounts.

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