What Reddit Says About Exam Board Apps
We compiled 12 Reddit discussions about Exam Board apps from 10 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/GetStudying
I always used Anki and always will continue using Anki :). For exams specifically you could also try getting ChatGPT/Claude to generate some variants of questions you struggle with, I do that a lot when learning in my free time
r/APChem
I used Jeremy krugs ultimate review packet one month before the ap exam and got a 5, I highly recommend it as a study review resource a month or 2 before the exam, and not a full year learning resource tho
r/edtech
Home-Based Online Exams for all University of London students in May/June 2024 · r/UniversityOfLondonLSE • · upvotes · · comments · Apps/Platforms for College In-Class Engagement · r/edtech • · upvotes · · comments · Online training? r/Beekeeping • ·
r/GCSE
168K subscribers in the GCSE community. The #1 community for students to discuss tips, advice, resources (and memes) for their GCSE exams
r/GCSE
Subject specific, I'd say. The only one I hate is CAIE for putting their exams so early.
r/APStudents
We have received highly positive feedback about the digital AP exams from the hundreds of thousands of AP students that already opted for digital testing in 2024, with students especially praising the way the interface helps them focus on the relevant parts of longer passages and prompts, type and e...
r/studytips
Once you active strict mode - you can throw ur tablet against the wall and the apps are still blocked. It costs £30 yearly but it’s absolutely the best. I have it on my phone to so haven’t been on socials for a good month. For MacBook I use 1focus - costs £1.70 a month and again. Once activated for ...
r/pmp
Hey all - been awhile! I just began AR's TIA PMP Exam prep today and am looking for your recommendations on a mobile app to complement it. I'm only…
r/selfhosted
My goal is to create tailored exams to practice specific skills and topics at my own pace. I am attaching a image of an existing paid software for a medical Qbank to give you some idea of what I am aiming for. If anyone has experience with a tool that fits these requirements, I’d love to hear your s...
r/CraftDocs
I have successfully migrated everything there from Apple Notes, Craft Docs and Evernote and I couldn't be happier, purchased lifetime subscription for 30 euros and development is constant but slow, which eliminates all the background noise and hype of "new features that will change your wo...
r/studytips
You can create your own decks or download shared ones. Definitely worth a look if you're on a budget. ... i recommend using elitate.com ( it's really a hidden gem ) and it has a free version i used it and it's very helpful ...
r/6thForm
nice. it was so worth it for me because organising and flipping through physical notes is such a chore for me i really cba. having it all digital is a thousand times better ... GoodNotes, Quizlet, Adapt, Exams, ATP, Cambridge reader (whatever ...
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