#study apps

[frequently-studies]

5/10/23

Day 11 of my 100 days of studying challenge!

3 DAYS TO MIDTERMS!!

I woke up at 4, started studying data communication and computer networks for Monday’s midterm. I had a study date planned with two of my friends during the day and we worked individually at a cafe. I attended one of my CAT trial classes too.

In the evening, I covered Kohlberg’s and Gigilian’s theory for human values.

All in all it was a pretty productive and fun day I’d say!

Today’s jam was ‘Edge of seventeen’ by Stevie Nicks

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8/30 Days "Back to Uni" Challenge

Q: What's your favourite study tool? I definitely use a LOT of different study tools depending on what I'm studying/trying to learn but the number one tool I use for everything is definitely Forest! It's an adorable app/browser extension that lets you plant and grow trees while studying to keep you off of your phone/social media sites! I don't even use it for that anymore since it trained me out of it, I just absolutely adore the cute little plants you can grow - so if you want to be friends on Forest, then here's my referral code: 387HHQASG

Join the challenge here!

[annie-is-growing]

12 July 2023

(made a new wallpaper for my laptop and i just had to show it off <3)

today, i started a new workout pattern which i shall (hopefully) continue. i am trying to update my skincare app and add in my skin care routine so that i can keep track of it. i ordered a tote bag for college and i'm in love with it. i was reading through the visa paperwork before my appointment tomorrow since i'll be going there alone, for the first time.

i got an iphone and i decided to decorate it with this really cute tie-dye style cat shaped phone grip holder. i watched a few episodes of modern family and restarted my spanish lessons on duolingo (that owl will be the death of me, i swear). i need to finish annotating 'today, tonight, tomorrow' by rachel lynn solomon for my best friend. i also need to dust and clean my room and pick up my violin again (its rotting in the corner).

i've been listening to newjeans on repeat, i am OBSESSED with their pre-release tracks. later today, i'll have to do one hour of my medical imaging course. i have to go pick up my watches from the repair shop soon. i'm listing down some apps that have helped me with being productive and performing self-care :

seven (7-minute daily workout app, simple and doable exercises)

dermi (skin care journal + tracking food habits)

apple health (all-round healthcare app with facilities such as cycle tracking + can be connected to the 'seven' app)

simplenote (keeps all my notes in one place, available for mobile and desktop as an app/online)

flipd (focus and study timer + live study groups and progress tracker)

duolingo (an animated green owl with serial killer tendencies as a language tutor)

that's all for now!

xoxo

[bloomdori]

Hi! How are you?

The first step in making rew Routine is...

Planning 💪 yey!

And how to plan most effective?

Study Apps!!!

Here are some study-helping apps that I use, they helped me a lot when it comes to productivity. I hope it helps you too!

Lots of love💗 study well!

Todays song is "La Solitude" by Joshua Kyan Aalampour. La Solitude means Loneliness. I want this song to be anthem to remind you that you are never alone, and I'm here to help you with everything I can!

[love-laugh-daydreamarevolt]

Does anyone know any organizing or productivity or just helpful apps for someone with Adhd and Autism. Cause most of these apps are for neurotypical people and don't help me at all and just make me feel worse and some of the apps that I have found that are marketed specifically for neurodivergent people just seem to work in theory/ seem to be made by a neurotypical person with minimal research. Pls help!!!

[newsinsight4u]

Best Apps for Students in Pakistan: Boosting Productivity and Learning

Introduction:

With the rapid advancement of technology, smartphones have become an integral part of our lives, offering countless applications designed to make our daily tasks easier and more efficient. For students in Pakistan, there are a plethora of apps available that can enhance their learning experience, boost productivity, and simplify various educational tasks. In this article, we will explore some of the best apps for students in Pakistan, providing a comprehensive list of tools that can help them excel academically.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is a globally renowned online learning platform that offers a wide range of courses and educational resources. From mathematics and science to humanities and economics, Khan Academy provides interactive lessons and practice exercises for students of all ages. The app covers various subjects aligned with the Pakistani curriculum, making it an ideal choice for students looking to reinforce their knowledge and prepare for exams.

Evernote 

Evernote is a versatile note-taking app that enables students to capture and organize their ideas, lecture notes, and research materials in one place. With features like text recognition, voice memos, and file attachments, it facilitates seamless note-taking and ensures that important information is always at hand. Students can create notebooks for each subject, add tags for easy categorization, and even synchronize their notes across multiple devices.

Duolingo

Learning a new language can broaden horizons and open up new opportunities. Duolingo is a popular language learning app that offers courses in various languages, including Urdu, English, and other foreign languages. Through gamified lessons, interactive exercises, and personalized learning paths, Duolingo makes language acquisition engaging and enjoyable.

Forest 

Maintaining focus and avoiding distractions can be challenging for students. Forest is a unique productivity app that helps students stay focused by gamifying the process. Users plant a virtual tree and set a timer for a specified period, during which they must resist the urge to use their phones. If successful, the tree grows, but if they exit the app, the tree withers. This visually appealing concept encourages students to stay committed and develop better study habits.

MyStudyLife

MyStudyLife is an all-in-one study planner app designed to keep students organized and on track with their assignments, exams, and class schedules. It allows users to input their courses, create to-do lists, set reminders, and even sync data with other devices. With its intuitive interface and comprehensive features, MyStudyLife serves as a reliable companion for students to manage their academic commitments effectively.

Grammarly 

Effective written communication is crucial for academic success. Grammarly is a powerful writing assistant app that helps students improve their writing skills. It provides real-time grammar and spelling checks, suggests vocabulary enhancements, and offers insights on sentence structure and style. Whether writing essays, reports, or emails, Grammarly ensures that students' written work is clear, concise, and error-free.

NOON Academy

NOON Academy is an online tutoring app that offers personalized educational services to students in Pakistan. It provides live classes with qualified teachers who cover a wide range of subjects, including mathematics, science, English, and more. The app also offers exam preparation courses, interactive quizzes, and progress tracking features to help students monitor their performance. With NOON Academy, students can receive additional guidance and support to supplement their classroom learning.

Conclusion:

In today's digital age, leveraging technology to enhance learning and productivity is paramount for students in Pakistan. The apps mentioned above offer valuable tools and resources to support students in their educational journey. From online learning platforms like Khan Academy and NOON Academy to productivity apps like Forest and study planners like MyStudyLife, these applications cater to various aspects of a student's academic life. By utilizing these apps, students can streamline their tasks, improve their learning efficiency, and excel in their studies. Embrace the power of technology and make the most of these apps to unlock your true potential as a student in Pakistan.

[goldensunset]

i love comparing pokédex entries for the same mon between different games bc almost all of them will be very brief, matter-of-fact, purely scientific without any first person pronouns or personal information about the author. and then you get to the legends arceus entries and laventon’s writing stuff like ‘ngl i still don’t understand this species’ ‘i tried petting this pokémon once and it bit me’ ‘i live in fear of this thing’ ‘man i miss galar. who said that’

[idontmindifuforgetme]

[melonalemonade]

gelboys studies

[thatgothsamurai]

first time using csp ft. Po!! also tried the timelapse feature and it's so cool :")

[wetcherryliquor]

hit hard.

[sunscreenstudies]

17/30 Days "Back to Uni" Challenge

Q: What's your favourite study app? (My Monday to-do list is giving me anxiety) My fav study app is one-hundred-thousand-million per cent Forest!!! It allows me to grow adorable little trees for every second I spend studying and honestly, the human obsession with assigning life to inanimate objects REALLY helps here because I will literally cry if I accidentally kill my tree by going on Instagram/YouTube/etc. when I should be studying. Also, f you want to be friends on Forest, then here's my referral code: 387HHQASG

Join the challenge here!

[why-the-heck-not]

today very much wasn’t as cozy as the pictures of it, but let’s pretend it was

[naomifaithfulwhispers7]

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[tambourinebells]

I cannot stop drawing 'em nor do I particularly wish to stop. Scene from @4hoots's fic, 'i’ll put your body to the test with mine', specifically from chapter 3!!

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