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A collection of tools. You will not find every tool in the world but these a great and you might not know them!
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Notion
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If students should only have one tool for all their work - Notion is a pretty good choice. It looks like a doc but it works more like a webpage or app. You can organize your notes in databases, show them as calendars or boards, collect content from across the web and collaborate with peers. It's free for students!
Airtable
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A tool that looks like a spreadsheet but can help you collect, organize, analyze and visualize anything. It's a great tool when you work with a lot of content.
Coda
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A doc a powerful as an app. And it's true. This whole site was built with Coda. Imagine you could add a button in a document that enabled you to send emails or change information on 1000 items at once! With Coda you can
Slite
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A great collaborative notetaking app. You can add anything from the web and have a conversion in every note.
Supernotes
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Create simple yet powerful digital note-cards with rich and varied content, like math equations, tables, images, checklists, and emojis.
Roam Research
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A note-taking tool for networked thought. As easy to use as a document. As powerful as a graph database. Roam helps you organize your research for the long haul.

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Airtable
A tool that looks like a spreadsheet but can help you collect, organize, analyze and visualize anything. It's a great tool when you work with a lot of content.
Coda
A doc a powerful as an app. And it's true. This whole site was built with Coda. Imagine you could add a button in a document that enabled you to send emails or change information on 1000 items at once! With Coda you can
Figma
Best in class app for real-time collaboration on design and prototypes.
Miro
A great online whiteboard tool. You have a large canvas to play around with and can do anything from mind-mapping to wireframing (or anything else really) You can work in real-time with peers.
Notion
If students should only have one tool for all their work - Notion is a pretty good choice. It looks like a doc but it works more like a webpage or app. You can organize your notes in databases, show them as calendars or boards, collect content from across the web and collaborate with peers. It's free for students!
Slite
A great collaborative notetaking app. You can add anything from the web and have a conversion in every note.
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Witeboard
Create a new collaborative whiteboard just by going to the link.
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Trello
The "mother" of kanban tools. Easy to use and great for visual thinkers. The addition of "Butler" - an automation feature - is great.
https://www.trello.com
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Supernotes
Create simple yet powerful digital note-cards with rich and varied content, like math equations, tables, images, checklists, and emojis.
https://docs.supernotes.app/en/
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