Now that many of us find ourselves with a lot more time on our hands, we may be getting bored just watching Netflix. If you want to take this time of social distancing as a way to learn a new skill or be more productive, here are some amazing educational apps that can help you learn a new skill or make you more productive and organized.
Productivity
Evernote
Evernote helps you organize basically everything. You can write ideas down, checklists, to-dos, and even drag files into the app and create tags to build a custom organizational system.
MindMeister
This is a great way to map out your ideas with not only you, but your whole team can contribute to the same mind map as well.
Todoist
Not only is Todoist a place to create checklists but it shows you how productive you are too.
Toggl
If you’re trying to increase your productivity, Toggl is the app for you. It lets you track the time it takes to complete different tasks; this is especially useful for people charging clients per hour.
Learn a New Skill
Duolingo
Why not try to learn a new language while most of us are stuck at home? Duolingo is one of the best learning apps to help you become conversational in a wide range of languages.
Headspace
Although most people may not think of meditation as a skill, it takes time and effort to learn how to do it well. Headspace offers guided meditations sessions for beginners and experts.
Mimo
Learning to code is like learning a new language. Mimo offers lessons and projects to help you learn some of the most popular coding languages out there.
Yousician
If you have been wanting to learn the guitar, piano or even ukulele, Yousician has everything you need to help you master any instrument.
Sketch AR
You can learn to draw anything with Sketch AR from people to animals, plants, and food.
Invstr
There is not a better time to start learning about investing. As the stock market is fluctuating the Invstr app offers educational modules on all things finance and investing.
