CNET came with a list of applications essential to help the study, homework, classwork and stay contact with the outside world of the school. Just remember to use them.
SimpleMind Free (Android, iOS)
When you try to write a paper, but I can not get your thoughts organized, try a mind map. You can add ideas and then rearrange wiring board by changing the assignment.
EasyBib (Android, iOS)
If you want to jump to try to understand what information to include in your quotes, this application do the work for you. Just scan the bar code on the back of your book and bam! The quote is saved in a list with other books you've scanned.
SuperCard Flashcards (Android) or Flashcards + (iOS)
Don 't spend an hour or more written on flash cards, just so that you can lose one with the answer to question No. 1 on your exam! Instead, use one of these applications, which will allow you to add information on both sides of a virtual card, you ask, and mark the cards of issues you need to consider more frequently.
Google Drive (Android, iOS) and Dropbox (Android, iOS)
Not every mission is the method of studying note card. Both cloud storage applications offer a great place to keep your notes longer so you can study on the go. If you do not enter your notes, you can "scan" them with a photo.
Google Now (Google Search) (Android, iOS)
This application will provide reminders, travel time, the package tracking reports, schedules movies, news, stocks, sports, and voice search. - Perfect for the busy student
RealCalc Scientific Calculator (Android) or PCalc (iOS)
you have forgotten your calculator in the dormitory or even at home, and now you need in the classroom? Provided that your teacher does not bother me that you have a phone or tablet in your workspace (might want to ask first), these applications are great alternatives.
Duolingo (Android, iOS)
you want some extra practice your foreign language course? Duolingo transforms language learning in a game that encourages you to progress successfully, a health bar, and reminders to play.
myHomework Student Planner (Android) or iStudiez (iOS)
instead of trying to squeeze class schedules, assignments, project deadlines, study groups, and notes in your calendar, try using a planning application designed for students. Both options are great, and offer all the organization you need to get through the year.
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