This app by Evernote Corporation is one of the best note taking apps out there. The app is one of the best note-taking apps out there. You can handwrite notes. Or if you prefer to write on paper you can scan your handwritten notes into an existing note.

The best part is that you can attach anything from PDFs, .docs and web links into notes. Including powerpoints from your lectures or Google docs that link to your essays and assignments. So you get your full study material for each course on a handy note.

That makes this one of the best places to keep all your course material in one place so when it comes to exams you have everything you need in one place. There’s nothing better than having everything in order and that’s exactly what Evernote helps you to do. Best of all is it links with multiple devices including your phone and your laptop or tablet.

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One not so great thing about smart TVs is that they don’t run all the apps from the stores like other devices do. If you do decide to download these apps it’s called sideloading. And that allows you to have the apps on your TV. But the problem is that you need to enter the settings menu to access these sideloaded apps.

So if you’re in a bind and remember something that needs to be done or inspiration strikes and you need to jot down a quick note Google Keep is the app for you. It can also link to other Google docs to help you take notes for essays and assignments.

While it isn’t the best app for taking notes it does have its perks if you’re using Google already. It also works across multiple devices. All you need to do is sign into your Google account and your notes will be wherever you are.

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This is a great note taking app if you’re looking for a free app that offers all the premium features for free. Unlike Evernote OneNote gives you access to your notes on an unlimited amount of devices and none of the features are blocked behind a subscription.

If you’re the type that likes a lined note taking app this is the app for you. You can set the background to look like a lined notebook so that you can take proper notes with your stylus. If using your stylus to draw is your thing OneNote accommodates that as well.

OneNote might not be as feature packed as Evernote but it’s a great free option for students that are working on a tight budget.

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Clockify allows you to build your whole schedule on the app. And best of all it’s all timed. So if you’re a stickler for doing things on time every time or if you need a timer to keep you on track and focused this is the app for you.

The app itself has an easy to use interface that can be shared between multiple devices so you can have your schedule handy whenever you need it wherever you need it.

The best part about this app is that it gives you a detailed layout of what you’re spending the most and least time on - and everything in between. That means you’ll know which areas you need to focus more time and energy on the next time you set up your weekly schedule.

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Trello is a handy app if you have a lot of assignments and tests due. This app allows you to create cards with due dates on an easy to use interface. You can also use it across multiple devices.

The great thing about Trello is that it allows you to move cards into different stacks. You can have a to-do stack, a working on stack, and a completed stack. The possibilities are endless.

If you like a visual representation of what you’re working on and what needs to get done sooner rather than later this is the app for you. Best of all is that the free version of the app comes with enough functionality for students to make them more productive and keep you up to date on what needs to get done next.

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Google Calendar is a great way to set up shared study schedules. You can send friends a study date’s link through their Google account and Calendar will automatically create the event on their Calendar.

Other than that Google Calendar can also be used as a tool to create your own study schedule. The more similar your schedule is each week the better because then you can stretch out the schedule to fill out weeks in advance automatically.

The very best thing about Google Calendar is that it links to your Google account and you can access it across multiple devices to have your schedule ready and at hand whenever you need it.

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Quizlet is a handy flashcards app that works similar to real life paper flashcards. The app is easy to use and allows you to create flashcards that are as simple or in depth as you need them to be.

You can even add pictures to your flashcards. Which is a great option if you’re learning a new language or doing a course that involves a lot of new words.

Overall Quizlet allows you to create the flashcards you need when you need them. That’s right. You can create flashcards while you’re going through your notes after class and then use them again at a later date when you’re studying for an exam.

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This flashcard app is great for a couple of reasons. First off it works over multiple platforms so you can type up your flashcards on your laptop or desktop and then revise them on your phone. Very handy.

Second you also get to study using spaced repetition methodology. That will help you to get things in your head faster and easier than other flashcard apps. You can also set the difficulty level of the cards. So if you’re finding a certain subject very difficult you can always set the difficulty to easier to make life, well, easier for yourself until you can get all the information you need to recall in your head.

Anki is a very good flashcard app if you need to learn key concepts fast. It’s portable and allows you to set the difficulty to your level of expertise. Making it easier and more fun to learn from.

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This flashcards app is great because it gives you more than one way to study your flashcards. You can even swap between the different kinds of ways to make sure that you really get all the information you need to recall for a test or exam into your head.

The features on this app makes studying your flashcards easier which makes it easier to remember what is on your flashcards. The interface is also very easy to use.

It even has a hints feature that allows you to add hints to your flashcards for those really difficult subjects. You can also keep going through your stack until all the cards are gone. That’s right. The cards you get wrong stay in the stack until you get them right. That way you’ll know when you know everything you need to know.

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This app is an online education app that allows you to take mock tests for free. You don’t necessarily have to be studying through Toppr to take full advantage of the mock exams they have on offer.

If doing a mock test or exam is your thing, Toppr is the app to use. You’ll be able to do your mock test and get feedback all for free. If you’re taking the course Toppr will adjust its education principles to match your needs too.

This is a great app if you want to supplement your education. It has over 58 mock exams and 22 school boards. That means you’ll get even more information about anything you need.

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