#tools for students

[minimaliststudy]

useful websites and apps for essay writing

- planning

use mindnode to create digital mindmaps to help you plan your essay

- writing

for distraction free writing try forest to stop you tab-hopping when you should be working

try accelastudy to broaden your vocabulary

if you want to save time try dragon dictation you can speak your essay and it will convert your voice to words, saving you hours. the app also gets used to your voice over time to improve accuracy

- checking and referencing

citethisforme - with over 30 options and hundreds of footnoting styles this website makes citing works you have referred to super simple. no more plagiarism!

use a plagiarism checker to make sure you don’t get caught out. just paste in your essay and it will show you anything a university would consider plagiarism

use grammarly to check your grammar, punctuation and spelling - silly mistakes that can make your essay look rushed and unprofessional

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15 Blogs Accounting Students Will Love

Best blogs to handle with your accounting assignments

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Students help with IELTS

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Writing Tools for Students A student’s life pretty much revolves around writing; whether it’s about writing essays or narratives. We

Online tools for students, schoolchildren and everyone, who continue their education. You will find incredible tips and tricks in one place!

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The latest blog post by Sean Scarpiello investigates the use of social media in education. Why not use the tools most students are already using on a regular basis for learning and sharing?