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Based in San Francisco, Quizlet.com is an online learning community focused on building learning tools for students and teachers. Originally created by high schooler Andrew Sutherland to study French vocabulary, the site now has over 20 million active monthly users from 130 countries. Tools include tests, quizzes, and study games, many of which are available on iOS and Android applications. Quizlet.com is one of the largest educational platforms in the world.

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