Course creation. How can I create a course / make a learning list? How can I add a contributor to my course? What can a contributor do? I can't find the course I created; What is a Database and how can I create one? What can be edited in a Database? How can I add words to my course? Can I upload words from a spreadsheet? See all 29 articles
How do I restart a whole course?After logging in on Memrise, visit the main page of the course you would like to restart and click Options under your progress bar.From the drop-down menu, you will be able to select Restart. Quitting or restarting a course will not deduct points from your overall score.Mar 16, 2022
How to put sound in your own course?Edit your course.Click Advanced at the right.Select Add Column.The new column should be of the Audio type. Once it's there you can upload audio files to it.Jan 27, 2017
To create a group, log in on the website and click on the Groups icon at the top of your Dashboard. Please note: groups functionalities are not currently available in the mobile apps. Give your Group a creative name, and select whether you are creating this group to teach your students or to learn with your friends.Jan 13, 2021
You can edit any field in your course by double-clicking on it and making the change you want to. Press enter and the change will be saved. To rearrange words within a level, hover over the left-hand size of the item, click and drag it.Dec 23, 2020
Access your groups by logging in on web and clicking the Groups tab at the top of your Dashboard. Click the Invite button on the top right hand side corner. You can either invite your Mempals, or copy the link to your clipboard so that you can share it via email or social media.Sep 21, 2021
You’ve successfully created your course and should have automatically been taken to the “edit course” page. You’ll see a number of options and features on this page. To add words to the course, you can enter individual words, one by one, in the provided boxes below “add words”. (shown below)
Just like before, you’ll want to hit the drop-down-menu labeled “advanced” on the far top right. This time, we’ll select “add column”. You should be greeted with an “add column” prompt.
Unfortunately, complex features like this come with their fair share of problems. One of them is that for some reason when you bulk add more than 1000 words in one course, the website will buffer for nearly an eternity, or just bug out and crash entirely. So, a little work-around would be to just make multiple, separate 1000 word courses.
Select the drop-down menu in the "For" box and choose the relevant language.
You should then see a simple, single level that you can populate. But, to see the more detailed features that are available, click on "Add level". This will convert your course to a multi-level one with full functionality and the all-important "Databases" button will become visible.
In the "Editing" bar, click on "Levels (2)" and against "Level1", click on "Show/Hide".
In the blue header for Level 1, click on "New Level" and change the text to a suitable title or leave blank.
Then click on the "Add Column" button. In the dialogue box, give your new image column a short, descriptive name (for example, "picture"). Then, against "Type", select the "images" option and click on "Add".
You may find it easier to first place all the images that you want to use in a folder in your pictures library. When you click on "Upload", you will be taken to your pictures library. Select the relevant image and click on "Open". Your image column should then read "1 image". Repeat for all your entries.
Then against "Level 1", click on "Show/Hide". Click on the pencil icon against "Test on XXXX, Prompt with YYYY" and a dialogue box will appear. In the drop-down menu for "Test on", select the name of your database,and in the drop-down menu for "Prompt With" choose the name you gave your image column. Click on "Save".