Organisation
- Access to work
- Android
- Assignments
- Audio
- Back up
- Cloud
- Collaboration
- Dictionary
- Exam
- Free
- Hardware
- iOS
- Mac
- Meditation
- Memory
- Mental health
- Mind map
- Mindfulness
- Multi-Sensory
- Note taking
- OCR
- Organisation
- PC
- Presentations
- Proofreading
- Reading
- Recording
- Referencing
- Reminders
- Remote Learning
- Research
- Revision
- Screen tinting
- Stress and Anxiety
- Task lists
- Text-to-speech
- Time management
- Typing
- Visual stress
- Voice recognition
- Web
- Wellbeing
- Windows
- Windows Phone
- Working memory
- Workplace
- Writing
Google Drive
Google Drive is a free cloud storage application, similar to Dropbox or Microsoft OneDrive. The basic principle behind having your files stored in "the cloud" is that you can easily back up documents, photos and other files just by saving them to a specific folder on your computer - your Google Drive folder.
VisitGoogle Keep
Google Keep is a free cloud-based notetaking app which is excellent for capturing ideas, setting yourself reminders, and making checklists. It's similar to Evernote, in the sense that any notes you capture on your phone are immediately available to you on a PC or Mac when you log in with a Google account.
VisitHabitica
When you have academic deadlines looming, the Xbox or PS4 can certainly seem like an unwelcome distraction! However, the science behind why games are so engaging can be turned to our benefit. Yes, you read that correctly; playing a game can help you get more done!
VisitDoodle.com
Doodle is a popular free service for scheduling meetings. By creating a free Doodle account, you can easily create links to online "polls" - basically, a list of suggested meeting dates which allow potential attendees to respond with their availability.
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