Study hacks

Training
Tools

Manage notes

Get started with digital note-taking with this guide from the UTAS Study Toolkit

Digital note-taking

Learn more about MS OneNote with these tips from Charles Darwin University.

Using OneNote

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Find the best tool for managing your notes with this handy comparison table from The University of Queensland

Note-taking comparison table

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Text-to-speech and speech-to-text

Learn how to use common software to convert text-to-speech and speech-to-text to make text work better for you in this webinar from the UTAS Learning Advisors.

Software for reading and writing
Accessibility tools
More on text-to-speech and speech-to-text tools from The University of Queensland's Study Hacks page.

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Get organised

Organisation tools
This Organisation table (scroll down til you see it) for the University of Queensland lists available tools for organising your notes, files, tasks and process

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Extract text from an image

Extract text from an image
Sometimes an image contains text you want to copy or edit. These OCR tools, listed in a table on the University of Queensland's Digital Essentials page, help you extract text from an image and convert it into editable text.

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