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Best Apps For Your Dissertation Writing

The Seeker by The Seeker
January 16, 2022
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Writing a dissertation can seem daunting for an undergraduate. Because it requires planning and skills, a dissertation can be one of the most difficult and time-consuming tasks. Researchers may find writing a dissertation time-consuming because they are often busy with other assignments.

However, dissertations must be written and research must be conducted. This is the foundation of academia, and we need to find the best ways to make it more efficient, faster, and better. Many applications have been created by technological professionals that can be used on smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktops and other devices. Many of these apps can be used in different ways.

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In case you think: “write my dissertation for me”, there are many amazing apps that can help you write a dissertation. It addresses all aspects that can be challenging for students and researchers.

Grammarly Premium

Every project requires a supervisor and every dissertation requires an editor. However, your supervisor or examiner must be satisfied with the quality of your dissertation. Grammarly’s algorithms can be compared to having a real editor that would be great for getting a dissertation help. The software checks for errors in vocabulary and offers context-specific suggestions to improve grammar, spelling, usage, wordiness and punctuation. It even helps with plagiarism. It explains the reasoning behind each suggestion to help you make an informed decision on whether or not to correct an issue. The free version has limited functionality.

2. Mendeley

A great dissertation must include correct references and citations. It is not about getting them, but how well they are formatted and managed. Mendeley app allows you to search for references on websites and UCI databases and create citations and bibliographies. You can not only keep all of these references for yourself but it can also help manage them. You can also collaborate with other researchers online. Mendeley allows you to sort papers based upon what you are working on or writing.

3. Dragon Anywhere

This is a speech to text app. Many people hate typing long words. Many people are better at speaking than they are at writing. You should get the dragon anywhere app for your phone if you’re one of these people. Marvin’s tutorials for beacon typing are extremely slow, and they have never had to take a class. Dragon anywhere allows you to speak into your smartphone and converts it into text format. It’s also a time-saving feature. It lowers the chance of losing your data, which is common with typing.

4. Dropbox

Students face many challenges, including losing their dissertations or research work due to corruption, loss of laptops or phones, errors, and other factors. Imagine what it would be like to lose a dissertation that you have already written. It’s a loss of time, money, and energy. It’s a loss for Diamond! Dropbox is a great storage tool that allows you to store your retrievable forms in the cloud. Your dissertation will be safe even if you lose your devices. You can sign up quickly and get the free version without spending a penny.

5. Evernote

Without taking notes, it is impossible to do good research and write a great dissertation. You must document your ideas, research methods, and research quantity as you go. It is said that the sharpest mind is more useful than the smallest pen. Evernote is the ultimate note-taking app. It can store notes in many formats. You can have them written or typed, and even photos or documents. To locate all your data, you can search them easily.

6. Free Mind

This app is mind mapping. It is free to download and allows for you to organize and visualize information. Mind mapping can help you think, organize information, remember and create new ideas. You will be a better thinker. It is simple and easy to use, but it will help you get the best dissertation.

7. Offtime

Many apps are available on your phone, tablet, and laptop that can distract you from the task of writing your dissertation. Talking on WhatsApp, a video chat-room, can take up to an hour before your brain is ready for you to get back to work. Writing and research require a laser-sharp focus. Any distraction can cause delays in your progress. You can use Offtime to disable certain functions and block chats and apps. This allows you to keep your focus on the task at hand for as long or as you like.

Conclusion

The technology has made it possible to do once difficult tasks with ease. The key is all you need to hammer a door shut. You don’t need to go to hell to write a great dissertation using the apps mentioned. Get them now.

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