英国留学生学霸最喜欢和常用主要学习APP汇总

　　同学们在国外的学习还顺利吗，学姐今天也来问候大家了，其实在独自在国外求学真的很辛苦，不光要安排好自己的学业学习，还要面对生活中的种种困难，不过学姐相信这些困难在各位学霸面前都不叫事儿。

　　话虽如此说，要想当一名合格的学霸，最好还是可以借助一些辅助手段，来帮助自己完成学习任务。

　　学姐今天就位大家介绍一些海外学习时一些必不可少的辅助工具，同时对那些刚刚融入国外大学学习，一时不太适应或者已经开始跟不上课程的同学们一些帮助。

　　1. Sleep If U Can

　　For all those night owls who just can’t seem to get out of bed in the morning, Sleep If U Can provides a rather unique way to get up. When your alarm rings, you will have to complete a certain task before you are able to turn it off. No more sleepily pressing snooze twelve times!

　　You can select certain places in your house to take a photograph of in order to turn the alarm off. The app suggests your sink. By the time you get to the sink, chances are you will be more likely to stay awake, rather than crawl back into bed.

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　　2. Chored

　　Chances are before university you had only lived with your family. Now, living with a new mix of people from all over the world, it isn’t always easy. Managing your chores with other housemates and remembering to divide and pay your bills on time can be tricky tasks. Chored cuts out all the confusion, squabbles, and hassle with sharing chores and bills. It divides everything up equally and efficiently and lets you pay your provider directly.

　　3. Spotify

　　Going abroad as a music fan has many perks. Perhaps your favourite band is more likely to play in your new country than at home, or you get to discover a new local music scene. Although, it’s likely you have had to leave behind your Hi-Fi and extensive CD and record collection. Baggage reclaim doesn’t take too kindly to fragile electricals.

　　Spotify is certainly worth a download. You can listen to music at home and on the go. It’s not quite your vintage vinyl collection but the app has access to a huge catalogue of music. You are bound to find all the music you like on there and, better yet, you can have access to it all at the touch of a finger in the handy format of your smartphone. The cherry on top? Students get Spotify membership at half price!

　　4. RefMe

　　Referencing is an often dreaded but essential part of being a student. For every essay you write, there are (or there should be) a healthy page or two of sources in your bibliography. Not only that but you’re usually expected to cite sources throughout the essay. It can be a long and tedious process, especially when you lose track of your sources but RefMe does most of it for you. You just need to photograph the barcode of your books and journals and the app will store it for you, referenced as you request.

　　5. Whatsapp

　　Whatsapp definitely isn’t a secret “student hack” but you would be foolish to not have downloaded it. When connected to Wi-Fi, or if you have free roaming or a sim card from your new country, you can communicate for free with friends and relatives all over the world. You can easily send photographs, videos, links, and sound clips to keep everyone back home in the loop.

　　6. Free Wi-Fi Finder for Apple or Android

　　So, while you’re busy WhatsApping your family or listening to Spotify or referencing that all-important book, you will need access to the Internet. You might have free data roaming, or a local sim with data included in your plan, but chances are you wouldn’t turn down free Wi-Fi. The app locates nearby places which offer free access to the Internet. You can filter through results depending on where you are looking for, like a café or library. You can also save your favourite locations, so you remember that great spot next time you need Wi-Fi.

　　7. Google Translate

　　If the country you have moved to doesn’t speak your mother-tongue, it’s pretty much inevitable you will need the powers of Google Translate at some point. The app translates 80 different languages and allows translation through text, handwriting, and speech. The app is totally free, and you can even download handy words and phrases for quick access offline too.

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　　8. Duolingo

　　If your language skills are slightly below the Google Translate stage or you are keen to learn another language, then Duolingo is perfect. The app lets users play games and race against the clock to learn a new language. Again, it costs nothing but will certainly help you improve your language skills.

　　9. City Maps 2Go for Apple and Android

　　This free travel guide and offline map are sure to come in handy. It works best for those whose universities are in or close to major cities. If you want to find out more about your city as well as happily navigate its streets then City Maps 2Go has you covered. It compiles detailed maps with information on all the great points of interest across the city, and you don’t even need to be connected to the Internet. The app also has a social function. Fellow students and travellers are able to leave comments and tips, and you can share all your new finds with friends at the tap of a finger.

　　10. Moovit

　　Sick of waiting in the pouring rain for a seemingly non-existent bus? Luckily, the minds behind Moovit recognised this and developed an app to prevent waiting around unnecessarily for busses and trains. The app allows users to track public transport from their mobile phones. It also finds the quickest route possible to get you from A to B in no time.

　　以上就是学姐给大家科普和推荐的海外留学辅助利器，希望大家可以喜欢，或者尝试应用，看看对学习是否起到了真正意义上的作用，不过再找合理学姐还是要加一句，工具始终只是工具，辅助能力有限，如果同学们有很多学术上或者课程上的难点难题，直接和考而思英国留学生辅导老师来进行沟通，效果会更好，效率会更高。