FunnelBrain Redesigns Free Q&A Search

FunnelBrain has redesigned its free academic question and answer search engine.


Students and educators can search FunnelBrain for flashcards, quizzes, learning games, and video.

FunnelBrain is a collaborative learning Web site with user-generated, edited, and organized academic questions and answers. Users create study teams with flashcards, quizzes, learning games, and video explanations on any subject they choose, and those materials are then made available to other users.

The new search results include titles, summaries, the number of questions, ratings, and tags for flashcards, quizzes, study groups, and people.

FunnelBrain memberships are free. More information is available here.

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