Resources
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October 15, 2026 Learn It is now available in ChatGPT.
Learn It has passed OpenAI's review and is now in ChatGPT, and our first AI model has finished training.
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Welcome to the AI country Sweden
Free quizzes about Sweden, from its nature and history to how the country is run, based on official study material from UHR. In English and Swedish, with no ads.
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How to study vocabulary
How do you study vocabulary so the words stick? Quiz yourself, practice a little over several days, write the answer and focus on what you missed. Simple tips.
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Vocabulary test tomorrow? Learn the words in one evening
Vocabulary test tomorrow and you haven’t studied yet? A plan for the evening and morning: quiz yourself, redo what you miss, get enough sleep and review in the morning.
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Learn It in ChatGPT
Add Learn It to ChatGPT and ask for a quiz on this week’s vocabulary or a textbook page. You get a link and a code, and the class practices in the browser or the app.
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Learn It in Claude
Add Learn It to Claude and ask for a quiz on this week’s vocabulary or your notes. You get a link and a code, and practice in the app or the browser.
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For teachers: make a quiz and share it with your class
Make a quiz in Learn It and share it with your class using a code. Step by step: create the quiz, tap Sharing code, students get it. No accounts needed.
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The best ways and apps to practice vocabulary
A folded sheet, a parent quizzing you, Quizlet, Anki and Learn It: a neutral overview of ways and apps to practice vocabulary, and who each one suits.
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Studying vocabulary with ADHD
Study tips for students with ADHD: short sessions, one small list at a time and instant feedback. How quick answers and small rewards can make vocabulary easier to study.
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The basics of learning a language
What builds a language? Words first, quiz yourself, spread out your practice, read and listen a lot, and use the words. Five basics backed by research.
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How hard is it to learn Spanish?
How hard is Spanish if your first language is English? Regular spelling and familiar words, but demanding verbs. The State Department’s class hours, and how to start.
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How hard is it to learn German?
How hard is German if your first language is English? The everyday words are related, but cases, three genders and word order take work. Class hours and how to start.
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How hard is it to learn French?
How hard is French if your first language is English? Thousands of shared words, but spelling and sound drift apart. The State Department’s class hours, and how to start.
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How hard is it to learn Italian?
How hard is Italian if your first language is English? Regular spelling and familiar words, but verbs, articles and double consonants take practice. How to start.
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For parents: how to quiz your child on vocabulary
How to quiz your child on vocabulary: short sessions over several days, let them try first, practice both directions, out loud and in writing, without the nagging.