Ruud Raats on 2009-09-08
Let's try this
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Karol BellStudent Web Applications
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Georgia Vallee15 Essential Web Tools for Students! Check out programs that can help with note-taking and staying organized!
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Can a School Library Be Replaced by E-Readers? Apparently, it Can
You could say that it's not a "real" library any more. Or you could say that the smell, look and feel of real books... -
Can a School Library Be Replaced by E-Readers? Apparently, it Can
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ksteingrfrom Mashable "The Social Media Guide" - organizes tools into Stay Organized, Study Better, Work and Collaborate, Cite Right.
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Google Docs
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EtherPad
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6. Diigo (
) – When you’re reading books for class, you probably use a highlighter and sticky notes to mark off the passages that are of particular note to what you’re studying. But what do you do on the web? Diigo is a web-based highlighter and sticky note system that lets you annotate your web research. You can also share yo -
s for class, you probably use a highlighter and sticky notes to mark off the passages that are of particular note to what you’re studying. But what do you do on the web? Diigo is a web-based highlighter and sticky note system that lets you annotate your web research. You can also share your work with classmates.
7. Delicious (
) – Delicious is the quintessential bookmarking application on the Internet. If all you want to do is collect all the web resources you’ - 1 more annotations...
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Emily L9. Google Docs (Google Docs) – Google Docs is one of the best online word processing and spreadsheets applications available, and it offers great collaboration features that allow you to work together on group assignments. In fact, we use it often here at Mashable (Mashable) to keep track of who is working on what and collaborate on posts and projects. The two main advantages of using Google Docs over more feature-rich applications like Microsoft Word (which is also a great application that I use on a daily basis) is that Google’s (Google) offering is free and, more importantly, you can access your files from anywhere. Also check out Adobe’s Buzzword.
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9. Google Docs () – Google Docs is one of the best online word processing and spreadsheets applications available, and it offers great collaboration features that allow you to work together on group assignments. In fact, we use it often here at Mashable (
) to keep track of who is working on what and collaborate on posts and projects. The two main advantages of using Google Docs over more feature-rich applications like Microsoft Word (which is also a great application that I use on a daily basis) is that Google’s () offering is free and, more importantly, you can access your files from anywhere. Also check out Adobe’s Buzzword. -
12. WikiDot – If you’re working in a group project, you’ll want to keep everyone on the same page, and one of the best ways to organize your thoughts as a group is by using a wiki. WikiDot is a great, simple, wiki hosting solution that students can utilize to create an unlimited number of wiki pages to organize their projects and group research.
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Wayne GradyStudy skills, notetaking
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Kimya MahzadIt's time to head back to school and there are a number of web-based and social tools to help you get through the school year. Here are 15 essential ones.
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Robert BA site that mentions a variety of software that could possibly be useful to students.
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1. Evernote () – Evernote is one of the best note taking applications available, allowing you to sync notes between the web, your phone, and any computer. With Evernote you can save text, audio, and images (like screenshots, entire webpages, or photos taken with your camera phone), and everything — even the images — is searchable, so you’ll never lose track of your notes. One of the ways Evernote really excels is in the number of different methods you can use to add notes to the application, which include via the web, mobile apps, email, or even Twitter ().
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Kay TibbsHere are 15 web-based and social tools to help you get through the school year. From staying organized to improving study habits to making sure you reference your research sources properly, the web can help you be a better student.
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Cyndi Danner-KuhnBack to School: 15 Essential Web Tools for Students
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Allison BurrellThis list of 15 Web 2.0 tools includes multimedia note-taking, bookmarking, scheduling sites. Check it out!
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Janine CampbellStudy skills, notetaking
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Pamela StevensBack to School: 15 Essential Web Tools for Students
Evernote, Notely, Backpack, StudyRails, Diigo, Delicious, Mindmeister, Google Docs, EtherPad, SlideRocket, WikiDot, CiteMe, EasyBib, Zotero -
Susan SmithFor much of the world, it’s that special time of the year when students head back to school. The good news for students is that even though that means waking up early and doing homework, there are a number of web-based and social tools to help you get through the school year. From staying organized to improving study habits to making sure you reference your research sources properly, the web can help you be a better student.
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Dianne Krauseor much of the world, it’s that special time of the year when students head back to school. The good news for students is that even though that means waking up early and doing homework, there are a number of web-based and social tools to help you get through the school year. From staying organized to improving study habits to making sure you reference your research sources properly, the web can help you be a better student.
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Chris HarknessIncludes evernote, diigo, delicious, google docs, citeme
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When you’re reading books for class, you probably use a highlighter and sticky notes to mark off the passages that are of particular note to what you’re studying. But what do you do on the web? Diigo is a web-based highlighter and sticky note system that lets you annotate your web research. You can also share your work with classmates.
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Brandon Collins on 2009-09-18
I just tried it as well.
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1. Evernote () – Evernote is one of the best note taking applications available, allowing you to sync notes between the web, your phone, and any computer. With Evernote you can save text, audio, and images (like screenshots, entire webpages, or photos taken with your camera phone), and everything — even the images — is searchable, so you’ll never lose track of your notes. One of the ways Evernote really excels is in the number of different methods you can use to add notes to the application, which include via the web, mobile apps, email, or even Twitter ().
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Kobe Mitchell on 2009-09-08
Great site/program!
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8. Mindmeister – There is a slight learning curve involved, but once you get use to them, one of the best ways to organize your thoughts and research is through mind maps. And one of the best online mind mapping tools is Mindmeister, which lets you both easily create mind maps, and also collaborate on them with your classmates. They offer special discounted academic pricing for students.
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Kobe Mitchell on 2009-09-08
NOT FREE!!
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Brandon Collins on 2009-09-18
There is a free version.
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J Watsongood tools storage location is an issue in Canada
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Elham GhareebIt's time to head back to school and there are a number of web-based and social tools to help you get through the school year. Here are 15 essential ones.
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Clifford BakerThe good news for students is that even though that means waking up early and doing homework, there are a number of web-based and social tools to help you get through the school year. From staying organized to improving study habits to making sure you reference your research sources properly, the web can help you be a better student.
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When you’re reading books for class, you probably use a highlighter and sticky notes to mark off the passages that are of particular note to what you’re studying. But what do you do on the web? Diigo is a we
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Delicious is the quintessential bookmarking application on the Internet. If all you want to do is collect all the web resources you’re using for a class, project, or paper under a single tag, Delicious is one of the best and easiest to use tools you can utilize.
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Alex HodgesThis social media guide lists some amazing online tools that will help you use Web 2.0 to save time while keeping yourself organized.
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Peter Ruwoldta list of 15 of the best applications available for students. What other applications are helping you at school this year?
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Diigo (
) – When you’re reading books for class, you probably use a highlighter and sticky notes to mark off the passages that are of particular note to what you’re studying. But what do you do on the web? Diigo is a web-based highlighter and sticky note system that lets you annotate your web research. You can also share your work with classmates.
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