Resource Type: Software

Venngage

Author: Venngage Venngage is a resource that helps you communicate information through infographics. View Software

Hemingway Editor

This resource helps students with grammar, punctuation and elimination of run-on sentences. This resource has helped me a lot as English is my second language and I’m sure it will help many others

Grammarly

Grammarly checks over all your emails, essays, etc. for grammatical errors.

Glean

Glean is a note taking app that combines multimedia notes with audio recording. it can be used both online and offline to be able to take notes and annotate lectures, audio recordings, and meetings. Quick labels and speech bubbles make it easy for students to navigate the audio recording.

Focusmate

Focusmate changes the way you work by connecting you to other professionals who have committed to being accountable for finishing their most important work. You choose a time to work, and Focusmate pairs you with an accountability partner for a live, virtual coworking session that will keep you on task. This is a paid service.

Flipd

“Flippd allows students to track their productivity, boost motivation, and connect with a community through virtual study sessions.

It offers both a Basic and Premium experience.”

Evernote

This app allows students to consolidate all of their notes and create flashcards. I saw this as a top recommended resource on social media (TikTok) for studying.

Citation Machine

This website helps you make references and citations for different styles like APA format. Myself and a lot of students use this resource when citing.

Ahaslides

This is an online presentation platform which is relatively cheap and allows for various types of anonymous participation.

Toggl Track

Author: Toggl This is a project management tool that can be helpful for group work. View Software

Toggl Track

Author: Toggl This is a project management tool that can be helpful for group work. View Software

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