 Sometimes it might feel (rightly so, often) that our favourite tech is holding us back when it comes to coursework productivity or exam periods. Go on, try to tell us you’ve never thought “I could work on Algebra, or I could check Insta stories…” or “I should really do this Physics past paper as exam prep, but after just one more episode of Game of Thrones…” But don’t see tech as the enemy to your education. It can be a brilliant tool, when used in the right way. To get you started, LSE have scouted out some of the most useful apps for students, for everything from managing ideas to referencing textbooks:
Want a few more digitised study tips to get you in the mood? Watch these video guides from our CEO Johnny Rich on the best revision techniques and study skills tips for exams. AuthorLUCY HARDING is the Editorial manager for Push. She is an English Literature grad and an MA Publishing student at UCL. She is passionate about international relations and cultural diversity, having worked closely with her university’s Erasmus society to support European students. She also spent a year abroad studying at California State University: Long Beach
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