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I received an email a while ago (well okay, I admit it was ages ago but I’ve been busy!) asking me to check out the The College Student’s Productivity Guide – 27 Apps, Tools, and Resources. From the introduction:
… No, there isn’t a free download that can cure your hangover from Saturday night, but there are plenty of online study aids that will get you through the rough spots ….
I wish I had some of these resources when I was a student! I think my personal favourite is:
Ottobib
For some people, the hardest part of a research paper is properly writing the bibliography page. Thanks to Ottobib, that is a problem of the past. Provided you have the ISBN of the books are citing, this site will configure your bibliography page for you, right down to every comma and colon. There are five styles available: MLA, APA, Chicago/Turabian, BibTeX and Wikipedia.
For some people, the hardest part of a research paper is properly writing the bibliography page. Thanks to Ottobib, that is a problem of the past. Provided you have the ISBN of the books are citing, this site will configure your bibliography page for you, right down to every comma and colon. There are five styles available: MLA, APA, Chicago/Turabian, BibTeX and Wikipedia.
How invaluable is that?!
All in all, it’s a fairly comprehensive list covering reading, document writing and bibliographies. Student or not, I suggest you hop on over and take a look.
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