How to Find Flashcards by Other Members
How do you find flashcard sets that have been created by SD Users? I want to know because I posted earlier asking SD members to look at a couple of my flashcard lists in order to help improve them, but with only one response I was curious why so little response so I tried to look up my own "listed" flashcards selecting "user sets". But the flashcards that appear have nothing to do with my search. I know others have found my them in the past because I see several SD members who have accessed them.
I'm sure this is a very dumb question; SD didn't even bother to respond my 2 inquiries about this!
2 Answers
To find the flashcards of a specific user is easy- you go to their profile page, http://www.spanishdict.com/users/125436/t8805jg, go down to their personal sets, and press more: http://www.spanishdict.com/flashcards/personal/125436
To find the most recent choose the flashcard tab, and from the flashcard page, under where it says browse all flashcard sets, chose user sets: http://www.spanishdict.com/flashcards/browse/user
That is where anybody will find them if not directed.
There is a search function- on any of the pages the box labeled search flashcards, that you can type in a word and find flashcard sets that have that word. It however only seems to search sets prior to sometime in 2012, so does not find newer sets for some reason. I am not sure when it is, but I can find my first set, which I made in very early 2012, but nothing after that, not even my second, which was also the first half of 2012.
That seems a real glitch, but honestly I havent reported it, as I have not gotten much feedback on the few things I have reported.
Besides the great suggestion from Bosqueroble, you can click on the people that have been the Student of the Week or on the points board (click flashcards & you should find them). Those on that list find sets all the time. I often follow their trail to find new sets.
Sanlee has some good sets.
Mariana has some good ones too.
Ingeteacher really went out of her way to make good sets.