Learning and study tools

Anki schedules flashcard reviews so learners revisit material over time.

Babbel provides structured language lessons through its website and mobile applications.

Brainly connects students with explanations and questions from a learning community.

Busuu offers guided language study with mobile and browser access.

Canvas Student gives learners mobile access to courses hosted on the Canvas learning platform.

Coursera hosts courses and learning programs from education and industry providers.

Duolingo turns short language exercises into a recurring mobile practice routine.

edX hosts online learning programs from universities and other course providers.

GeoGebra provides interactive tools for exploring mathematical relationships.

Google Classroom organizes class communication, assignments and submitted work.

Google Translate provides text and mobile translation tools for everyday language barriers.

hoopla provides digital access to media such as ebooks, audiobooks, comics, music and video through participating libraries.

Kahoot! presents quizzes and activities for groups using connected devices.

Khan Academy offers learning material and exercises for studying academic subjects.

The Kindle app opens an Amazon ebook library on supported phones and computers.

Libby lets readers borrow ebooks, audiobooks and other digital titles from participating libraries.

Photomath uses a phone to help interpret mathematical problems and show solution steps.

Quizlet organizes terms and learning material into reusable study sets.

Scratch teaches programming through visual blocks, characters and interactive projects.

Stellarium presents a simulated night sky for exploring stars and celestial objects.

Udemy offers courses published by individual instructors and organizations.