#google drive
I’ve made some new additions to my personal google drives for birth videos that required me to change the links to them.
“birthvids part 1 and 2″ are from a collection I had downloaded a long time ago.
“from youtube or other video sites” and “other drives” are videos I’ve downloaded. Here are the new links:
birthvids part 1:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BwPfxpJEguTVcjJjWlZaMGFXNFk?resourcekey=0-V55Z1AElW3rqa57VhGycmQ&usp=sharing
other drives:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lbr7qKJ8Mq5REyK-lXF-u_8tnxUuP5jj?usp=sharing
If you’re into childbirth in anime, I have a folder of my own work made in a 3D anime posing program called 3D Custom Girl. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gm7oj2O-f2frfMk9Cuo003qFpUYgKj2K?usp=sharing
Mun ja Jeminan yhteinen etätyöskentely-aiheinen uutuusnäyttely on avautunut uudessa Prosessigalleriassa! Viimeinen julkaisu ilmestyy 22.9.2016.
New exhibition by me and JeminainProsessigalleria!
The last post will be published on 22.9.2016.
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I have tried out many alternatives (because for some reasons I have an obsession with apps) and here are the ones that I actually recommend / I am using right now:
- Todoist - for organising my tasks and habits (to-do lists)
- Pomodoro Keeper
- FocusNow - another pomodoro app that is similar to forest
- ATracker - to track my time and hence help me defeat procrastination
- myHomework - so that I can have an organised list of assignments, readings, and tests coming up
- OneNote
- My OneNote tag
- How to take/organise notes? (feat. OneNote)
- Updated and comprehensive post on how to take lecture notes on OneNote
- How to use Cornell note-taking method on OneNote: Great for taking class notes! - #9
- How do I use OneNote?
- Documents (with pdf expert 5)
- Google Drive
- Scribd - for reading books
- Wally - for financial management
- Biscuit - a dictionary app that can show you a list of your added vocabs + definitions
- Feedly - to read some awesome blogs and news everyday
- iTunes U - for taking free lectures
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Oh shit okay
thanks google drive for finally listening to me and just deleting everhthing.
Not like I want to keep some of those memories anyway
you’re an electronic mind reader my dude
thank you
Google drive: *scrapes up literally every possibly piece of information from my phone and backs it up* owh no, yuw’re out of space ó3ò doo yuw want to buy moah space..? Ó///Ò
WHAT’S ON MY IPHONE?
As a comeback post, I decided to share with you the apps that I frequently use. I know this is not completely study-related, yet I hope it would be helpful.
Also, I will be posting again on my Instagram:@aesthudent. Please follow and interact with me there.
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