#student apps

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Ello ello! How’s everyone’s Friday going?! Or did go? 😂💞 Are you all hyped for the weekend? I literally cannot wait to crash with my blankets...although probably only for 5 minutes cause school work awaits as usual 🤧✨

Here’s re some study timers I use! I will say, they all are great and completely worth it! I’m a broke student so these apps are free but there may be a premium option if you want to go for that 💝

I hope you enjoy and take a break over the weekend! You deserve it!! 🥺💗💗

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Does anyone have a good app to recommend?

When it comes to studying it's easy to get lost in notes and ideas. That's why we've collected 10 of the best study apps to help you make flashcards, mind maps, create citations and work efficiently.

1. RefME – Android/iOS/Web, Free

This nifty app uses your phone's camera to scan a book's barcode and create a citation formatted in MLA, Chicago, or whatever format your school uses.

2. StudyBlue – Android/iOS, Free

Allows users to upload class study materials, create electronic flashcards to study and share with others, and practice quizzes.

3. Evernote – Android/iOS/Web, Free

A tool that allows you to capture a note or memo in any format (web clip of a product or service review for reference, photo of a business receipt, audio file, or text meeting or handwritten notes).

4. Oxford Dictionary – Android/iOS, Free

The mobile version of the Oxford University Press' Oxford English Dictionary.

5. Dragon Dictation – iOS, Free

Just start talking into Dragon Dictation and it’ll convert everything for you digitally, which you can paste into other apps, send as an email message, or save it for later.

6. GoConqr – Android/iOS/Web, Free

Access great learning resources like Mind Maps, Flashcards, Quizzes, Slides and Notes, or use the GoConqr app for social learning and connect and collaborate with friends, classmates and learners in Groups.

7. Office Lens – Android/iOS/Windows, Free

This app from Microsoft takes pictures of documents, whiteboards, blackboards, magazines, receipts, and more and converts them into editable, shareable text. It can read images event from an angle and cleans up glare and shadows too.

8. myHomework Student Planner – Android/iOS/Windows, Free

myHomework is a digital student planner that lets you track your classes, homework, tests and projects so you never forget an assignment again.

9. SimpleMind – iOS/Android, Free

Create mind maps to help you organize your thoughts, remember things and generate new ideas. 

10. Google Drive – iOS/Android, Free

Save and store all of your documents online so that your work will be safe if your laptop crashes. You can also work offline and collaborate on a document with your classmates.

because, let’s be real. you’ll probably download a bunch and never touched them. we’ve all been there. these are a few apps that i actually use for school and i think every student should have on their phone.

google drive (+ google docs, google slides, and google classroom): have a last minute assignment you need to get done and submit but you have somewhere to go? in a study hall with nothing to do with no access to a computer, but you have an essay or a presentation due soon? yeah, it goes without saying that you kinda need these apps as a student. i’ve used them countless times.

desmos: it’s a graphing calculator on your phone! i use this a lot because i always put off charging my graphing calculator so it dies on me a lot. it’s super simple to use and it’s free (tbh it’s better than a standard graphing calculator for these reasons).

quizlet: another app that i think everyone has at this point. i honestly only use quizlet to make flashcards as it’s easier to type information than hand-write it. and you can have these with you wherever you are (making it the perfect app for cramming for a test the period before). there’s also mini games and quizzes that you can do already built into the app. it’s so great.

graded: this only works if your school uses home access to keep your grades! it’s much better than home access (which doesn’t display percentages, or at least my school doesn’t have them displayed) and you can also see what your gpa is, though this isn’t too helpful if your school uses a different way to calculate gpa than the app. i still recommend it if you hate home access (like i do) since it’s a quicker and easier way to check your grades wherever you are.

duolingo: useful if you want to learn another language besides the one you’re learning at school, if your school doesn’t offer the language you want to learn, or if your school doesn’t offer foreign language at all. even though the duolingo owl is sassy and will not leave you alone if you don’t practice for a few days, i still enjoy the app and i use it to learn french!

musicianskit: okay, this technically isn’t an essential for every student, but for us musicians, this is a great app! it allows you to tune, record, and use a metronome all in the same app! i use it aaaalllll the timeeeee.

spotify (or your perferred music streaming app): listening to music is an every day thing for me. i listen to it constantly and idk what i’d do without spotify.

kahoot: if your classes play kahoot a lot, get this app. it’s just easier than using your school’s computers and your school’s shitty wifi to do it (you’ll be able to answer faster and rank way higher which is important to someone as competitive as me). it also records the amount of times you’ve been in the top 3, so that’s cool.

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