This document provides instructions for finding and using study sets on Quizlet. It outlines several methods for searching for relevant sets, including typing keywords, browsing categories, and filtering search results. It also explains how to preview sets, copy sets to make edits, and save customized sets to a personal dashboard for further study. The key steps are to search for sets, preview matches, copy sets to edit them, make any changes, and save customized sets for future use.

1. Find & Copy Sets

2. Finding a Quizlet Set
*Note that you
can also start
your search by
typing directly
1. To make use of this amazing in the search
collection of learning resources, bar.
simply click “Find Sets” in your
home bar.

3. Searching for a Quizlet Set
2. The most direct way to find what you’re looking for is to type it into
the search bar and click “Search.”
You can also find relevant sets If you’re just looking for something
by choosing a category, and new to learn, “Try Something New” is a
browsing the topics on the great place to find sets with images
category’s page. about a variety of interesting topics.

4. Finding a Quizlet Set
3. You can preview sets by hovering your
cursor over the title of the set.
You can also refine search
results on the sidebar:
The search results list the
sets with the “Most
Studied” at the top by
default, but you can
change this under “Sort
Sets”
“Subtopics” can also help
you choose a more
specific topic related to
your search to help you
find a closer match.
You can also refine your
search with “Chapter” and
“Class” results.
Finally, you can also choose
to view only “Sets with
Images.” Sets with images
have a camera icon next to
them (for example, #3 on
this list).

5. Using the Set
4. Once you select a set from the list, you can jump right in and
use any of the study or game modes with the set.
5. You may decide, however, that you’d like to add on to the set
or change some definitions for your own use. To do this, you’ll
need to click “Copy” to add a copy of this set to your own sets
on your dashboard before you can make any of these changes.

6. Copying & Editing Sets
5. Clicking “Copy” takes you to the set creation page with all of the terms
and definitions filled in with the copied sets’ material. From here, you
can make any changes you want, even renaming your set!
6. When you’re done
making changes,
click “Create Set” to
publish it and save
it to your
dashboard.
Congrats! You’ve
successfully copy
and saved a set. 