Juggling assignment deadlines, group work, classes, exams? You may already be using apps to help you organize your study, but here are a few more that could be useful if you have an Android phone:
Assignment Planner - this free Android App by Gene Cahill promises to help you keep track of your assignments, and judging by the user reviews is doing it quite well too.
Assignment Planner can be downloaded from Google Play app store for free and if the ads running at the bottom bother you, the pro version for € 1.19 doesn’t have them.
The app allows you to sort assignments by due date or course, set reminders for approaching assignments' due dates, mark them when done and keep track of your grades.
If you feel like exploring more apps in Google Play below is a list that could make your academic life a little easier:
Babbel: for learning languages.
Merck PTE HD: periodic table of elements, with detailed and precise information. A comprehensive tool that covers “from classification to element features to their history of discovery such as relative atomic mass, melting point and boiling point, density, appearance and additional properties for each individual element”. A must have for Applied Science students.
Chemistry Helper: quick reference for chemistry students.
Math Formulae Lite: list of all important formulas in algebra, geometry, trigonometry and calculus.
Perfect Ear: training tool with a set of exercises for ear training, a scale viewer tool, a pitch trainer tool, and instruments such as piano, guitar and bass.
Statistics Quick Reference: with all concepts explained and examples.
Physics Cheat Sheets: collection of physics cheat sheets and quick reference cards.
If you have an iphone or ipad, you probably already know about the education apps section of itunes - we’ll be reviewing some of the more useful apps in the coming weeks.
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