Top 10 Study Productivity Apps of 2021

00:00 - Introduction
00:15 - What are Study Productivity Apps?

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POPULAR TOOLS

[JenricAquino]

I use OneNote for notes, Microsoft To Do for task lists, Microsoft Word for paperwork, and PowerPoint for presentations. I am currently in Grade 7 and my system is works fantastically.

[Quixorion]

My favorite Productivity Apps:
1. Anki
2. Notion
3. Goodnotes
4. Liquidtext
5. Things 3

[csjazzalloy]

No notion anymore! Remnote is fantastic!

[brunomiranda]

My top 5 study apps, essential for my study systems.

1 RemNote
2 FocusMe
3 FocusMate
4 Xodo
5 Todoist

[auricia]

I'm interested in checking out Remnote and Scanbot 👍🏻 thanks for the video

[ProspectivePlans]

These productivity apps are just what I needed! 💫 Keep rising to be who you want to be! 💫 #keeprising #risingtobe #aswerise #riser #irise

[shepsuheru]

I will be a good idea if you mentioned whether the app is totally free on each case or a fee is required to unlock all features. In that case, the listener can have a head start for making decisions.

[rebeccaw]

Hmmm, will check out some of these - Remnote looks worth a look! Im Android, Windows and have an iPad thrown in there, so it’s currently Notion and OneNote (both free to me with a student edu) - OneNote has allowed me to go completely paperless.

[ell.mp]

Wakelet is another amazing app that really helped me throughout university :) deffo worth checking out! perfect place to easily save and organise links/docs/videos/images/etc and share them with classmates/friends/lecturers!

[torspedia]

Notion also accepts .ac.uk domains as well... which is handy for me. :-)

I'm kinda slowly getting used to RemNote, as this could be the app I use to help me remember things... long term!

[Jaszunai]

While I do like what RemNote is trying to do it has been incredibly buggy for me. It's a lot of little things, but added up they break up my flow too much.

[zp]

I would stick with the basics: Notion + ANKI. I find Remnote not ready atm: try to use the image occlusione feature for different images in one note and tell me if it is feasible to be used productively...

[diovet]

Мне нравится это приложение. Я не совсем разобрался с платными заданиями, но для организации времени - самое то)

[threehourcoffee]

I'm biased, but check out www.llamalife.co too. It's new, and has been called 'pomodoro on steroids' 🦙🦙🦙🦙🦙🦙🦙. I use it in combination with Notion.