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7 Resources Every College Student Should Utilize To Make The Most Of Online Classes This Semester

These seven apps will save your grades (and your sanity).

riley hazel
Oct 02, 2020
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It is no question that students are struggling with online classes this semester. Whether you have in-person, virtual, or hybrid classes, this list is a must for all students!

1. Grammarly

This service is a blessing when you have countless emails and papers to write. Grammarly looks over your writing offering corrections to make it clear and effective for free. An extension is available for keyboards on devices making the service even more accessible. If you pay for the premium version, Grammarly offers a plagiarism checker.

2. Google Drive

Google offers many utilities, my favorite being Google Drive. The Drive allows you to store and upload documents and pictures for later use. Keeping assignments organized is essential. Google Drive allows users to share their documents by email. You can use up to 15 GB for free. If needed, additional storage is available for purchase.

3. Socratic

This learning app, powered by Google AI provides the best online resources for students. Have a question on photosynthesis? Socratic has your back. With teachers and professionals ready to answer, the app will make you an expert on the subject in no time.

4. Easybib

Easybib ia a Chegg service that allows students to keep a record of their sources for their bibliographies. Additionally, the website offers citation management tools in APA, MLA, and Chicago/Turbian styles.

5. Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a nonprofit organization that provides various online tools for students to succeed in their classes. The organization produces short videos narrated by experts on a variety of topics. Khan Academy is a definite need for when you are teaching yourself the material for a class.

6. Google Tasks

Get more done with Google Tasks, an app that manages your tasks across all of your devices. Google Tasks is compatible with Gmail and Google Calendar, and it will do wonders to make your life easier.

7. Evernote

If you enjoy taking notes online, Evernote might be the app for you. The app is designed for note-taking, organizing, and task management. It allows users to take notes through text, drawings, photographs, and online content.

Give these resources a shot! Here's to a wonderful semester!

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