These are the best apps for studying

While it is true that Handwitber will help you Keep more of what you study and it is also true that the convenience of a telephone or computer simply cannot be beaten. If you take your learning materials with you wherever you are and digital access to you, you can be a great advantage, regardless of whether you are preparing for a test at school or memorizing points before a large work presentation. Here are my favorite studies -apps that do exactly that.

For index cards: Anki

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AnkiIn the case of all types of macbooks devices on Android telephones can be downloaded and accessed, my top selection for a flashcard -app -it actually rises near the Leitner systemThe best way to use real flash cards.

In contrast to other apps, this does not always show you every card in your deck. Rather, it shows them those who make them wrong more often, so go more about them and take care of the material with which they are more familiar. You can also put audio, video and image files on your cards so that you can use them for a variety of tasks, e.g. B. for a language or memorizing the names of the people. You answer a few questions about yourself – e.g. B. whether you are a student, parents or trivia enthusiast and what times of the day you prefer and how long you want to study every day – and the app creates a plan for you.

To use functions such as tailor-made cards and the Leitner system as well as Flip Unlimited cards per day, you pay 4.99 USD per month or $ 29.99 per year after a free three-day trial. Of course you can add your own cards, but there are many prefabricated decks to choose from.

For Mind Maps: Xmind

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Oh, you like to study with Mind maps More than index cards? No problem. Download XmindThis is free of charge in the iOS App Store, but costs $ 99 a year after its two-week test version. You can create an empty mind map to organize your notes, you also have a lot of templates for mind maps that focus on problem solutions, creation of business plans, project management or whatever. They are color -coded, easy to create and edit and can be accessed by several accounts so that you can work with others in your team. (Perfect for group projects!)

Minimize distractions: Flora

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floraAvailable on iOS and Android or about chrome extension, is actually not study App as much as a focus – but when you study, that’s very important. It resembles some other apps on the market in which they grow “trees” in a virtual forest, but they only grow as long as they do not interrupt them with their phone.

What I like about this is that it can be downloaded and used free of charge. You have the opportunity to donate if you want to plant real trees based on your own forest And The possibility of putting actual money on the fact that you do not kill your tree, which will only happen if you give up your focus during the previous time you have planned for focus. For example, I successfully grown a tree by telling the app that I wanted to work for 10 minutes and then take a five -minute break. You can choose the types of trees that grow, how long you work, how long your breaks are and whether your app will be reset data at your focus times and/or after a week or a month. It’s easy to use and very relaxing.

Stay organized: Mystudylife

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I like Mystudylif As a planner, because it is specially designed for school, apps such as Ical and Google Calendar are not (although you can also import your ICAL data here).

This tool is free but extremely customizable: You can do tasks, tests and course details to the room in which the class is located, and the name of the professor who teaches it is extremely customizable. The app will remind you if you have something up to date and organize everything in a very simple calendar. It has a back bones interface that is super easy to use and navigate and for $ 4.99 per month or $ 29.99 per year (after a free one-week test version) you can access additional functions such as degree tracking, widgets and dark mode. However, it works absolutely in the free version, which is why it is currently the best planner on the market.

For the note: Evernote

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Evernote Basically, notes are always wins in a battle of apps, but this is because it is really excellent. You will receive a planner, documents that you can access everywhere, and a lot of notes tools so that you can write down everything that the app then helps with the organization.

However, a price comes with excellence: the “Best of Evernote” package is $ 4.99 per week or $ 169.99 per year, while the “Essentials” package is USD 3.99 per week or $ 129.99 per year. With the free version, however, you can still create 50 notes, upload up to 250 MB of media and attachments per month, search pictures and documents and use functions such as tasks, calendars and web clipper with which you can save online content in your account.

A function that I love is the ability to take a photo of text and transcribe the app so that it can be processed. It is easy to use and fits into many more elements of everyday life than just learning and recording notes. Go to class, take notes and visit the grocery store with a list to be bought and make it home for your planned call at 7 p.m. without leaving the app. (However, you can go.