Are you clever enough to earn money?. Review on Itpaystolearn

It Pays to learn.com

This site is a work in progress, but the concept is brilliant.

The idea is you take quizzes on a variety of subjects including Anatomy and medicine, Animal Kingdom, Definitions, History, Geography, Literature and Music, and get paid for doing it.

You get paid for referrals and you can also get paid for writing quizzes.

There are prizes that they will give away randomly to members although they don’t really explain how this will work.

People who do really well on the quizzes over a reasonable length of time will be rewarded with educational scholarship cash vouchers to use for educational expenses such as college courses or home training.

Every time you take a quiz your score and the cash points that you earn are stored in the “Knowledge Bank” and they give you advice on how to reset your browser so that it does not cache your pages in its memory. This means that your knowledge bank can be updated properly.

Money you earn is paid through a paypal account although they are hoping to soon be able to pay earnings directly into your bank account.

The site is funded by advertising and sponsorship. This means that you will only get paid a percentage of the sites earnings every month.

This means that instead of your earnings being worked out the same as they are on dooyoo.

I.e. 100 miles = 10p.

It will be 100 cash points = x% of this months revenue.

I suppose it is another site that is never going to earn you millions but every little helps.

Quizzes work on a multiple-choice basis each question has three possible answers.

They are categorised into beginner, intermediate and advanced quizzes to suit your ability.

The harder the quiz you do the more cash points you will earn.

I took a spelling test at all three levels. I thought I was pretty good at spelling and the beginner and intermediate levels were fairly easy. The advanced level however had words that I couldn’t even pronounce, never mind spell.

I also took the beginner quiz in eclectica because I didn’t know what it was. Basically it means a question took at random from all the different quiz categories. I would have called it potluck.

“Edutainmint” is what they are calling what they do on this site. Education, Entertainment and Mint is the earning bit. I think this is a great word how long before it gets in the dictionary?

They are still having some problems with the site, which they are in the process of getting sorted out.

The eclectica quiz that I took didn’t register and the system logged me off because I had been inactive for over half an hour, even though during most of that time I was taking the quiz.

If they can get these kind of problems sorted out I think it will be a fantastic site which could take off in a big way.

It is certainly a more entertaining way of learning than doing courses.