New Age Study Skills

  1. I can use Google to search more information about study topics

  1. I can listen to Online Stories / Classic Literature in any language
  2. I can search synonyms, antonyms, and thesaurus on dictionary.com
  3. I can use Wikipedia to search the information
  4. I watch educational videos online (YouTube)
  5. I can download eBooks
  6. I can improve my vocabulary using volt
  7. I can organize my day/ Notes, important points using Google Keep
  8. I can check for grammar and spell check
  9. I can keep track of my important events/ classes all in one place (Google Calendar)
  10. I can share notes during class & get doubts cleared in real time with my classmate's Maths/Physics/Accounts (Google Docs)
  11. I can watch educational talks on TED Talks
  12. I can participate in Live Discussions (Facebook Live)
  13. I can learn by discussions in forums (quora.com)
  14. I can learn a new language by interacting with my phone with the duoLingo App
  15. I can join Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs)
  16. I can join online courses on Coursera.org
  17. I can learn any subject online for free on edx
  18. I can learn from Best Colleges in the World – NPTEL
  19. I want to learn through videos on Khan Academy
  20. I can express my Ideas using Mindmap tool
  21. I can find information about The World via https://knoema.com/atlas
  22. I want to learn about the stars by using http://stars.chromeexperiments.com/
  23. I want to learn about History using Google Arts and Culture
  24. I can learn by playing games & improve my abilities - Elevate
  25. I can do science experiments - Physics
  26. I can do Math Experiments
  27. I can do science experiments - Chemistry
  28. I can test my IQ
  29. I want to prepare for UPSC
  30. I can share information using Slide Share
  31. I can make a presentation on my research & take real time feedback via Google Slides
  32. I can do clustered search
  33. I know about the History of India, chronologically using India History App
  34. I can share my knowledge of technology by making a blog via Tumblr
  35. I can check my project report for Plagiarism using Plagiarism checker
  36. I can access online Research Papers (Google Scholar)
  37. I can collaborate with peers to practice for competitive exams like IIT JEE
  38. I can understand my personality type
  39. I can conduct a Poll/survey/research using Google Forms
  40. I can create home design and interior decor in 2D & 3D Architecture via https://planner5d.com/
  41. I can draw art on a tablet using an app
  42. I can listen to a podcast and learn cool science facts in 60 seconds
  43. I can test my EQ
  44. I can learn by playing games & improve my abilities - NeuroNation
  45. I want to improve my Social Learning/General Knowledge using Facebook
  46. I can improve my productivity using StayFocusd app
  47. I can learn programming/ coding with peers on www.codecademy.com

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