Revyze vs Wooflash

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Wooflash: the smart microlearning application that provides students with effective and personalized learning paths. What can I do on Wooflash? * Take advantage of public content offered by the Wooflash community * Learn optimally using proven neuroeducational principles * Practice for exams with a variety of active learning modes. What students say: "With Wooflash, I learn in a more active way. The spaced repetition mechanism is very useful for memorizing concepts. Maelis, medical student at the University of Lorraine "The statistical analyses are very visual and accessible, which makes it easy to self-assess!" Paul Nibaudeau, L3 psychology student at Université de Paris Cité What teachers say: "My students love Wooflash. It's a great tool that allows them to progress quickly. We can't do without it anymore. Geneviève Ponsonnet, Physics-Chemistry teacher. "Some students, instead of watching a movie in the car on the way to vacation, would do a little Wooflash review session." Jonathan Teurnier, History-Geography teacher