Great Apps For Students
We love all of our Styleyou students so we thought we would share some great apps to help you stay organised and allow you to achieve great results!
Remember The Milk App
Staying on top of your to-do list is an important part of being organized as a student and this app ensures that you never forget to complete a task. You can sync the app with your email and calendar, and there is a prioritising function so that your most important tasks are scheduled accordingly. The application does require an Internet connection, but it’s free across all mobile platforms, so well worth downloading. You might not realize just how many tasks you forget to complete on a daily basis before you download this app.
Quizlet
The best apps for students are those that help with your studies (especially if they are free). The Quizlet app is already helping more than 20 million students to compile flashcards to help with finals and general studies. You can set the cards to appear in a specific order, or else you can randomize their order to make sure you truly know your stuff.
PlannerPlus
This is going to sound like one of the most expensive apps for students at $10.99, but it offers so much more than free or cheaper planners that it is worth the investment if being organized is your main priority. It offers levels of sub planning that other planning apps do not, so if you have a multi-discipline course with tons of component subjects, you’ll find this incredibly useful. Tasks, events and notes are all combined in one place for an easy view.
To Do Matrix
Here’s another of the useful freebie apps for students that brings a whole new level to organizing your studies. The idea is to create folders of tasks or events that you need to complete – something great for students who might want to keep their subject tasks in different folders to their private tasks. There is a limit of 30 tasks in total stored on the app at one time, with the objective in mind that the fewer tasks you are allowed to add, the more focus you will have in getting them done. A great idea behind a great app.
Flipboard
Being organized as a student shouldn’t be all about work, study, work, study. You need a life too, right? It’s not specifically aimed at students, but it has a host of features that make it a great addition to your apps collection. Flipboard is your own personal news magazine, accessing any subject shared and being talked about on the Web. (Great for business, economics and international subjects.) And, you have the added bonus of being able to flip through social networks and catch up on all the social news.
Snap2PDF
As a student, you probably have a pile of notes and review sheets lying around your room. It can get messy and unorganised, but there is some good news for you! If you have been struggling with unorganized stashes of documents, you can now easily pack them away with Snap2PDF and breathe with a sign of relief. All you have to do is take a picture of your handout and convert it to a PDF document. Now you can get rid of those binders and piles of papers, and tidy up your desk area.
It’s hard to pick the very best apps for students because you’re all individuals that have unique ways of working and getting yourself organized. With so many available, it’s the case of finding the one that delivers the majority of what you need as well as meeting your criteria of price, look and ease of use.
Do you know of any that could be helpful to Styleyou students? Let us know in the comments below!
Until next week Fashionistas xx
