StudyBlue

StudyBlue was a popular online platform and mobile application designed to help students create, share, and study digital flashcards and notes. Founded in 2009, it aimed to provide a flexible and accessible study tool for learners of all ages and academic levels. The service allowed users to upload their own study materials, such as lecture notes, textbook chapters, or personal study guides, and convert them into interactive flashcards.

Key features of StudyBlue included the ability to create custom flashcards with text, images, and even audio. Users could also organize their study materials into decks, which could be further categorized by subject or course. The platform offered various study modes, such as spaced repetition, multiple-choice quizzes, and typing tests, to reinforce learning. Furthermore, StudyBlue fostered a community aspect, enabling students to search for and use study materials created by other users, as well as share their own decks. The company was acquired by Chegg in 2016, and its services were eventually integrated into Chegg's broader suite of academic support tools. While StudyBlue as a standalone entity no longer exists, its legacy lies in its contribution to the development of digital learning and study aid technologies.