Quizlet is a free, online quiz tool aimed at individuals who wish to study a subject quickly and conveniently. Quizlet's large and diverse user base prove it's effectiveness as a study tool, but it lacks the control that teachers needed to administer tests electronically.

Good Features:

• custom test sharing and modification between users allows for thorough, collaborative sample exams
• choice between using previously created or creating new test material
• categorization of existing test questions by subject or related school course
• no account is needed to start a test. Any user can start testing or writing flashcards/questions within seconds of visiting the page
• social media capability facilitates constructive communication between peers
• users who chose to register can view their test performance history to find their weak points

Bad Features:

• excessive social media features clutter the environment meant for test taking
• available question types are limited and not configurable
• the paid version, "Quizlet Plus," only removes some user limits and ad clutter, neglecting to add some much needed features for test administrators
• the site encourages teachers to implement Quizlet in class and for outside studying. This is poor idea since Quizlet lacks the ability to focus test data on a set curriculum or textbook, potentially hurting users' academic performance.

Missing Features

• a legitimate, secure test-taking environment for administering graded tests
• code and short answer question types
• advanced test creation done by user defining only the test question attributes, automatically assembling an appropriate test from a question bank
• "keyword crawling" method to roughly grade short and long-answer questions