7 Best Apps to Help with Homework

It’s time to back to school again. Now you have to schedule time for your classes, preparation and assignments. You’ll be wondering how you can manage time for all the tasks. Fortunately, there are some apps which you can use to schedule your time according to your needs.

Here are 7 best apps for homework

1. iStudiez Pro

   iStudeiz Pro is the best app for the type of students who plan everything. This app helps you to manage your class schedule, teacher contacts, and upcoming assignments or tests. It’s more like a specific calendar app and to-do list merged into one.

2. Documents

   Documents app helps you to keep track of all the files you saved on cloud. It includes Apple’s iCloud, One Drive and Dropbox. Irrespective of where you saved them, this app helps you to manage all your stuff at one place. You can edit Microsoft documents, annotate PDFs, browse photos and read e-books in one app.

3. Wunderlist

   If you are looking more into for an app to manage your to-do list, Wunderlist is the best one. Though there are plenty of apps available, this one has a good mix of features for everyone. It includes the ability to make multiple lists, collaborate with other Wunderlist users on different projects and create reminders.

4. Scanner Pro

   With Scanner Pro, you need not carry a lot of papers with you. Scanner Pro will help you go paperless by making it easier to scan any paper or receipt with your Phone camera and save it as a PDF. From here you can save files to cloud storage services like Dropbox and Google Drive.

5. RefMe

   Universities and colleges have certain rules in the writing style of assignments. Some need particular citation style or referencing format. RefMe app uses your phone’s camera to scan a book’s barcode and create a citation formatted in MLA, Chicago or whatever format your college uses.

6. Wolfram Alpha

   Wolfram Alpha is like a google search engine for all your education related needs. It provides information regarding all the subjects and present statistics too. It is an invaluable resource for all kinds of queries.

7. iTunes U

   If you want free lectures and coursework from top schools, iTunes U is a great source for that purpose. It’s a great app to have even if your teachers don’t use it. It gives you free access from some of the best schools in the world like Statistics 101 from Harvard or Stanford’s course on how to code iOS apps.