From interactive online presentations to applications to
enhance your learning. In the following blog, you will learn about technology
that is useful and makes it easy for you to learn online.
If you are exploring a career online, you will benefit from
the benefits of this learning method, including its more affordable cost and
greater freedom to combine study with work and family.
However, you will need more discipline and organization. How
to do it? Trust technology.
Here are 6 tech tools you should adopt and use to achieve
outstanding performance:
1. Toggl.
Productivity while you study or work is vital, that's why
this application is essential if you don't know how to manage your time.
Toggl lets you schedule your tasks so you know exactly which
activities take up the most of your day.
It is a simple tool. When starting a specific task, you only
press the play button at the beginning and "stop" at the stop, as if
it were a stopwatch, as explained by the Redllenando technology portal. This
way, you can see the number of hours you spend on each activity you do.
You only need to register with your email address and your
name and you will start to mark the time.
2. GoConqr
"With this free online tool, you will improve your
learning by creating and publishing mind and concept maps," reads the
platform's blog.
With GoConqr, you plan your studies and evaluate your
process in real time, as well as communicate with colleagues and exchange
documents.
3. Pressure
A tool with which you can generate various animated
presentations, including photos, multimedia files, etc.
Prezi allows you to deliver original and dynamic
presentations with a visual design similar to a concept map that catches the
attention of all who see it.
4- Popplet
Ideal for graphic design, structuring and organizing your
ideas. This tool helps you create mind maps, concept maps, murals, galleries,
whatever is useful to make your learning more effective.
You can use Popplet individually or with colleagues, and it
also gives you the ability to share photos, drawings, or videos from your
computer.
5. Google Drive
It is a platform that serves to save and share all kinds of
information, documents, photos, videos and whatever comes to mind.
Google Drive includes text, spreadsheets, presentation
software, and survey forms that you can share with your classmates. In
addition, from your mobile phone or computer, you edit documents that you have
saved on the Internet.
6. Google Calendar
Online calendar with which you can organize and set study
dates. As a student, and if you have a family and a job, time is limited, so
organization is important.
With Google Calendar, you add all your activities and even
set an alarm to notify you by email or on the same mobile phone when you have
an unsolved problem, such as preparing for an exam.
Let technology help you!
As an online student, just like in a full-time class, you
have to read the material, do your homework and comment on the content, but you
also have to play a much more active and autonomous role in your own learning.
You can take advantage of technology tools to learn more
effectively, manage your time better, create more visually appealing documents
for study, and develop other skills that benefit your learning.
