While I was going through my feeds today I stumbled upon a great article from Mahsable in which they featured the five tools that would help students maximize their time in and out of class. Upon checking these tools I found them very useful and worth sharing with my readers here.
Here is the list of the five tools they included and below is the video Mahsable made.
1- Google Docs search feature
This is an awesome feature that has been recently added to Google Docs allowing users to search online while writing and even footnote the paper with a click of a paper ( watch the video to see this feature in action).
2- Bookrenter
Bookrenter is a great website for students who can not afford the costs of textbooks. Students can now rent textbooks with reasonable prices and for periods that go up to 125 days.
3- Trello
This is a website I have already reviewed here. It allows students to keep on track with their studies and researches using a bunch of smart tools such as boards, task organizers and cards. It is also available for iOS and Android.
4- Dropbox
This is definitely one of the tools every student and teacher shoud be using. It enables you to upload your files, pdfs, folders, presentations, videos and many more and you can access them anywhere you are with an internet connection. I personally depend on it a lot in my work as a teacher and blogger and as a master student too.
5- Evernote Peek
This is an awesome app that helps you turn your iPad's Smartcover into a flashcard. No more stacks of index cards needed to memorize those geometric equations.
Watch the video to see these apps in action
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