This article brings you a short review on the best learning apps for students.
There are myriads of handy learning apps out there, many of which are well-equipped to aid students in their quest for knowledge acquisition. The interesting thing is; most of these apps are supported on mobile platforms, giving you the opportunity to study on-the-go.
In this piece, we’ll be looking at four of the best learning apps for students. Read on!
Best Learning Apps for Students
- SimpleMind
This app, as the name implies, can be adopted to organize your thoughts into workable/practical ideas. It basically provides you with feasible ways you can modify and adapt your thought patterns to solve seemingly complex problems.
Furthermore, if you’re the type who forgets things easily, SimpleMind helps you remember things with ease.
The app is available for free on iOS and Android (with limited support). To get the full package, however, you’d have to upgrade to a paid edition.
- StudyBlue
StudyBlue is a learning hub and digital library, with about half-a-billion notes, study guides and flashcards for students. The app hosts designated support for iOS and Android, and there is also a web edition.
Also, StudyBlue serves an online community of 15+ million students; offering a streamlined platform to facilitate sharing of materials and enhance group study between like minds.
Also, you’re able to optimize your study time, as you are afforded the opportunity of studying at any place and at any time.
StudyBlue is available on App Store and Play Store.
- Microsoft Office Lens
Office Lens, from Microsoft, is quite a handy learning tool. It is basically designed to take clear shots (pictures) of notes, white boards, text books, documents and so on, and then transform the pictures into simple – editable – documents (.docx or .txt).
The app, as a proprietary tool of Microsoft, is primarily designed for Windows devices. However, there is extended support for iOS and Android smartphones/tablets.
You can get app from App Store/Play Store.
- Photomath
Photomath, otherwise referred to as “camera calculator”, is a very handy learning app. The app allows you to take snapshots (scan) of mathematical/statistical problems, which are then worked out in a visible step-by-step guide.
In addition, Photomath hosts exclusive support for both iOS and Android. You can get it for free on App Store and Google Play Store.
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