Source material
Start with one focused section
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Variables.docx
Variables
- Independent variable — what you change.
- Dependent variable — what you measure.
How to turn a Google Doc into flashcards
Turn your Google Doc notes into question-and-answer flashcards. Paste a section or upload a Word copy. Aripsy builds your deck.
Download your Google Doc as a Word (.docx) file and upload it, or paste one focused section. Review the extracted text, make flashcards, and check their answers against the original Doc.
Copy one useful section or download the Google Doc as a Microsoft Word .docx file.
Paste copied text, or sign in and upload the exported .docx within your plan allowance.
Review the generated study notes, then make short question-and-answer cards.
Check tables, comments, images, and formatting against the original document.
Illustrative example
Source material
See the specific lines behind this example card.
Draft flashcard
Try to answer before revealing the back.
Your source check
Keep the relevant passage beside the answer while reviewing the draft.
DOCX
Dependent variable — what you measure.
Back
The dependent variable.
Three common starting points
Choose one topic with its definitions and examples, then make short questions from the text.
Use a list of terms and explanations to make cards that test one definition at a time.
Make cards about variables and methods, and check any tables or diagrams in the original Doc.
Prepare the file, review the captured text, and check each answer.
Start with your DocIn Google Docs on a computer, choose File > Download > Microsoft Word (.docx), then select that file in the uploader above. For one short topic, copy the text and choose “Paste text instead.”
Choose a chapter, lesson, or revision goal rather than a document containing unrelated subjects. Include the heading with its definitions and examples so each card has enough context.
Tables, comments, suggested edits, footnotes, and complex formatting may lose context when copied or extracted from .docx. Compare any card based on those details with the original Doc.
Document guide
Google’s instructions for downloading a Doc as a Word (.docx) file, the format used by this upload.
Start with your Doc
Upload a Word (.docx) copy or paste one focused section, then check the cards against your Doc.
Start with your Doc