1. 14 ½ digital tools for learning Emma Coonan Information Skills Librarian e.coonan@uea.ac.uk Image: brianjmatis, flickr.com CC BY-NC-SA 2.0brianjmatis

2. Please switch ON your mobile phone (or laptop, notepad, tablet … ) Welcome!

3. Session content ‘Guided tour’ of free tools and apps Save time and help manage your learning Pick what you like the look of – leave the rest! Please share your own favourites

4. What we’ll look at Referencing Finding academic information Saving useful websites Notemaking Creativity/generating ideas Writing Being more productive Time management

5. Referencing

6. RefME

7. Mendeley

8. What do you use?

9. Finding academic information Path path path Path path path by Hockadilly, flickr.com, CC BY-NC 2.0

11. Integrate with UEA Library

13. Saving useful websites

14. Pearltrees

15. Delicious

16. What do you use?

17. Notemaking

18. Evernote Image from http://evernote.en.softonic.com

19. Microsoft OneNote

20. What do you use?

21. Creativity

22. Coggle

23. The half-a-digital-idea

24. What do you use?

25. Writing

26. Microsoft Office/OneDrive

27. Scrivener (£) Image from www.lulu.com/blog/2012/08/the-scoop-on-scrivener/

28. What do you use?

29. Productivity

30. AdBlock Plus

31. Pomodoro

32. What do you use?

33. Time management

34. Trello

35. Wunderlist

36. What do you use?

37. What we’ll look at Referencing Finding academic information Saving useful websites Notemaking Creativity/generating ideas Writing Being more productive Time management

38. Session evaluation

39. 14 ½ digital tools for learning Emma Coonan Information Skills Librarian e.coonan@uea.ac.uk Image: brianjmatis, flickr.com CC BY-NC-SA 2.0brianjmatis