5 Magical Apps for PhD Students

[@amandahoward1177]

Thank you for all of these suggestions. I just began my EdD program last month and will look into all of these resources for time management, organization, etc.

[@CharlotteFraza]

Good luck with your program! 💪

[@jbwalkey]

Thank you for the tips. The one program that I love and keeps me organized is OneNote from Microsoft (not on a Mac or free web version). I have a lot of information on various topics well organized

[@Taskade]

Beautiful video and comparison review. Hope to see Taskade included in your list in the future to supercharge productivity for PhD students :)

[@adeadetayo]

Love your videos, they are authentic, good work. good luck on the PHd

[@linjianru]

Thank you. It’s very helpful. I didn’t know the connected paper before.

[@iranjackheelson]

As soon as you listed those 5 thing right up front at the very beginning of the video, I knew immediately to subscribe and hit the bell notification.

[@farhanislam8463]

Thank you for posting this. These are really helpful suggestions.

[@Ana-nw1go]

Ohhh, thank you so much for the connected papers! I stuck there for an hour hahaha

[@gandolfthegray3334]

Thanks a lot for mentioning these apps

[@spencerbirungi4466]

Thank Doc for the PhD app tips. I would appreciate if you could shade more light on how you use Twitter for academic work. Thank you

[@wchsugong]

Useful Video！ thanks you sharing this [

[@ps_charlesfredericfoe]

Thanks. Stay blessed.

[@husseinel-sayed64]

Great video with excellent tips to enhance work efficiency.. thanks

[@CharlotteFraza]

My pleasure!

[@p1957f]

Thanks for the suggestions. I'd like to return the favor but I don't know if I have anything new for you. The only thing I use that you didn't mention is a folding editor. There are many for all types of computers (I work on linux machines). It's used in programming (kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaWpeWCFhs-FY6M) but I use it for all my writing to clearly structure the information. I will be bold and add 2 unrelated thoughts which you may find helpful: (1) the most important talent to develop is getting things done the way you like it and (2) it's more important to enjoy the journey that to reach the destination. In French, we say "jamais deux sans trois" so a third one is (3) if the task seems daunting then split it in 2, if still daunting then split it again and again until the first task is deemed easy.

[@CharlotteFraza]

I love it thanks! And journey before destination is indeed a mantra I try to remind myself of regularly 😊

[@JohnHogglested]

Do most universities tell phd students or make phd students aware of the thesis ti dissertatiom 4 hours before its due

[@mirsayedalaie3297]

Is Notion for free?

[@MrBrtbt]

Can you share notion research page template

[@rajanrahul9433]

Hello . Your videos are very good.

[@richardwasserman810]

Charlotte---The connected Papers looks interesting---Does it work with books, also?

[@CharlotteFraza]

For theoretical books yes, but not yet for novels I believe, would be cool though!

[@laportaho1793]

Just curious how organized you rate yourself cuz I am always super confused with this organization app like notion or Evernote. I feel like it is probably a gender thing with women simply superior in making things organized. Other apps are great.

[@CharlotteFraza]

Haha, no I didn't use to plan anything until I became a master student, but now I have so many projects and stuff going on, that I need one place to dump it! If you are like me a bit unorganised use notion, as you can customise it anyway you like ^^

[@JohnHogglested]

Or how about you have the amazing app. But yiu dont know youre in school or they never tell you what school your in what time it starts or how yiu are graded. No syllabus or proffesors just a couple hood rats messing with you. And what you do record they erase

[@DeepakKumar-le3ry]

hi how are you so nice communication