Best Android Apps For Students

Best Android Apps For Students. Welcome back to another topic. In this topic, we are going to talk about some of the best android apps for students. Because nowadays, everyone is obsessed with smartphones. Even students always use smartphones. So making this time use and for making their smartphone useful for their study. I have come with some best android apps for the students. So let us get started with the list.

The notion is Best For Taking Notes

So the first app I’m going to be talking about is “Notion” and I love this app. Okay! I’ve always been looking for different types of planning systems and digital planning apps. And this is the only thing that worked for me because you can just have everything in one place. You can do countless things with this app. You can make to-do lists for school.

You can use this app as a bullet journal, you can use it to check your papers and your essays And the great thing about “Notion” is that you can actually use this on your computer! And they also have these templates that you can download. For example, if you want to write notes, you can use their “Cornell note-taking” template. This is great if you’re just too lazy to make your own pages. And they have templates for literally anything, even stuff that isn’t school-related.

Google Calendar for Making Schedule

Next up is Google Calendar. So this is a really great app for a student to keep track of all of your assignments. It also manages all your papers and all of your due dates. For example, if I have a lab report due on a certain day, I write that down here if I have an exam. Especially if my midterms or my finals week is coming up. I make sure to write that down. You can also use this to keep track of other things going on in your life like Standard events, and I also use this to keep track of my youtube uploading schedule and all that other stuff.

Ken Academy For Research About Various Topic

Next is Ken Academy! And so this is an app that you can use to read articles about certain topics. And I usually use this whenever I don’t understand a specific topic or if I want to delve into that topic a little bit more, and they also have SAT prep, Which is really helpful and if you’re studying for AP classes. They also have articles about that. So they have pretty much an article about everything that you need.

Pocket Useful For Storing References

The fourth app I’ll be talking about is Pocket, which is one of the most useful apps that I’ve used for researching! You pretty much just have all of the references that you might need to use in your essay in one place. When you click on a certain paper. You can actually highlight several portions of the paper to highlight more than three times you need to pay for premium.

But you know, for the most part, it’s free. I mostly use this on my computer, which you know again. You can also see all of your papers there whenever I need to save a certain page, I click the extension at the top of the page, and then that page is saved to pocket, and you can also browse certain papers. On the actual app. So if you want to read something for fun, you can also do that.

Quizlet Flash Card App For Brain Boost

Next up is Quizlet. I’m pretty sure most of you have already heard of this, but if you haven’t, I really just wanted to include it because it’s one of the best flashcard apps that I’ve ever used, and it’s the only thing that really worked for me. You can make your own sets. But you can also study the sets of other people. If you’re kind of too lazy to create your own stuff. They have this learning option where they can help you memorize the terms by letting you do multiple-choice questions. And you can also do an actual test that they give you on the app to help you memorize the terms.

Crash Course Virtual Assistance to Read

Next up we got Crash Course! Now I’m pretty sure a lot of you are familiar with their YouTube articles. But they also launched an app recently as of right now. They only have three subjects that you can study for, but I’m pretty sure in the future they’re going to add a little bit more. So in this app, they give you a link to an article, and then after you’re done reading the article, you can take a little quiz on that you read. So they’ll give you these flashcards and then you can see if you got them right or wrong. This specific set that I’m doing is from the Organic Chemistry set. They also have Anatomy and Physiology flashcards and Chemistry flashcards. And I think they have European History coming up next.

Duolingo is Best For Learning Language

Then we have Duolingo, which again is a pretty popular app. But I still wanted to include it in this article because I still think it’s pretty good. Although, if you’re learning a language, I recommend that you use other resources to learn it rather than just Duolingo or just your textbook. So I recommend doing things like listening to Podcasts or reading YouTube articles in that target language. And the cool thing about Duolingo is that they actually have like these stories that you can listen to. In Spanish and then they’ll quiz you on what the characters are saying, which is pretty fun.

Beelinguapp Makes Translation Easy

On to the next app, which is Beelinguapp, I’m not sure if I’m pronouncing that correctly here. You can listen and read things in Spanish or in your target language, and then they’ll have the English translation at the bottom of the page. For example, here I’m listening to a paper that talks about Climate Change, and then they have the English translation at the bottom. But at the top of the page, I can still read the Spanish stuff that they’re saying if you feel like the person is talking too fast, then you can pause the article and read what they’re saying in the English translation. They have different options for what you can listen to and what you can read. For example, you can listen to stories, and you can read news articles, and you can listen to music. Then we have a Spanish dictionary. Obviously, They just give you the meaning for every word, and it’s a lot more reliable and accurate than Google Translate.

Researcher For Better Define

Another app that can help you with researching is the Researcher! There are tons of scientific and academic papers on this app. And so they give you the option to choose what topics you’re interested in. Then they’ll give you a bunch of papers that you can read based on the topics that you chose, and this is really helpful. If you want to write more science-based papers for school, and this would be especially helpful if you were in Med school.

Thesaurus: Synonym & Antonym Checker

Next up is Power Thesaurus. Now I’d actually say that this is more helpful than the actual “Thesaurus” app because this one is crowdsourced, which means that people actually contribute to the app. So there are a lot more options, and you know, I feel like on thesaurus there aren’t really a lot of options, for synonyms. But here there are tons of them, so I highly recommend that you use this instead.

Quizizz Best for General Knowledge

Next up is Quizizz, which is an app where you can play games relating to specific subjects. For example, here I’m playing this little quiz about US History. You can compete against other people. And you can also create your own quiz, and you can just visit other people’s quizzes. If you’re too lazy to do that, and yeah! That’s all I have to say for this episode moving on to

OneNote For Every Solution

The final app in this article is OneNote. Here you can take notes. Digitally. I mainly just do this on my iPad. I started using OneNote this year during my school break when I was trying to study a little bit for Spanish Because I wanted to make sure that it wasn’t too rusty on the subject. So I wrote these on my iPad, and then you can also access your notes on all of your different devices, and you can just type your notes regularly on the computer.

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