Student planner that syncs across multiple devices; tracks assignments, projects, and tests; and has due date reminders. Available for Apple, Android, Mac, Windows, Chromebook, and Kindle.
This University of Minnesota tool can help you determine how much time you have to complete various aspects of your research and writing, given your starting date and due date. Calculate by research subject.
Tracks and analyzes your sleep cycle and habits and wakes you up at the perfect time during your sleep cycle, so you're mentally at your best for class.
Learn about getting more out of your classes, taking better notes, reading more effectively, building the optimal study environment, defeating procrastination, writing better papers, etc.
Has literature study guides with glossaries, themes, and quizzes, like an online Cliff Notes. This CANNOT substitute reading an assigned text, but can immensely help to understand it.
Online study guides for Shakespeare, literature, and other subjects like psychology, math, history, etc. Again, this does NOT substitute reading a book, and might not be allowed as a source. It is only intended for study assistance.
Citation Machine is a free site that automatically produces MLA, APA, Turabian or Chicago Style Citations for a variety of sources (but not bibliographies). Users can copy and paste citations into Microsoft Word. Citation Machine is developed by David Warlick, an educator.
A personal safety app with voice activation, SOS, recording, fake calling, and shareable GPS tracking. Some features are only available with a premium account.
You may have to click "sign in" if you're taken to the Microsoft website; you can then sign in with your HCC credentials. From here, you can download Office 365 to your computer or device. You can also download individual apps:
If you're local to Hillsborough County, you can apply for a library card online and get digital access to all of their services. It's not just books— they have comics, graphic novels, music, movies, and more.
Find repositories, open access textbooks, and public domain images and multimedia. (This means they are free to read and use without paying.)
Note: If any of your required materials are open access, your instructor should inform you and provide the source location.