Modern-age learners can use a large number of tools to grasp new skills at a high pace.
The widespread access to the Internet brings the ability to find any information in a few clicks.
Moreover, there are a lot of tools that help students tackle complicated academic tasks fast.
Are you an undergraduate who experiences a lot of issues with your homework?
Check out the post and find a selection of the top websites that can help you get your homework done fast and hassle-free.
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Britannica
One of the biggest no-no when it comes to doing your homework is using Wikipedia as your source. Your college professor would quickly turn down your paper and ask you to rewrite your essay again if you use Wikipedia as your main source.
That said, a great alternative to Wikipedia is the good-old Encyclopædia Britannica. Compared to the thick books and desktop applications that we used to have back in the early 2000s, the content on the Britannica website has significantly improved.
Gone are the days of collecting A-Z Encyclopedia books just to get the piece of information you need for your homework.
Nowadays, you can just use their search engine and browse through their entire catalog.
And since the content is now digitally published, you can just click the in-text citation and it would automatically redirect you to the new page.
Google Scholar
Given that most of your professors have a doctorate, each of your homework and essay should be well-crafted, well-research, and properly cited to the standards of every academic paper as well.
College professors often hate it when their students use blogs and cite other random websites in their papers. So simply doing a quick Google search would simply not help you score higher on your homework.
As much as possible, limit your research materials to only academic and peer-reviewed papers.
Your professors would surely take notice if you put in an effort and read the proper academic journals for your homework.
There are also high chances that they probably read that same academic journals already. Professors with a doctorate often read and sometimes, are also the ones reviewing these academic journals as well.
Wolframalpha.com
It is one of the most popular websites used by students who study engineering, math, or other sciences. WolframAlpha is a powerful online tool that has no competitors in the niche.
The site can help you to compute almost everything. Unlike most apps that help students, its functionality is not limited by the ability to solve equations. You can type any problem and get an answer in a few seconds.
The search bar foresees the opportunity to input questions using natural language. However, users can also add problems needed resolving using a special keyboard that foresees combining different math symbols. For instance, using the keyboard, you can add the following math notations:
- absolute value;
- the n-th root of unity;
- integral;
- limit;
- matrix;
- sine;
- derivative.
Nevertheless, the number of math signs that can be used is almost limitless, so students can compose any problems, set values, and get the right answer in a few seconds.
Besides, users can easily input problems by uploading an image or a file. The website can become a real helper in algebra, geometry, physics, chemistry, etc.
Aside from the fact it offers the correct solutions, it also provides a detailed workflow, so students can check all the steps needed to reach a solution.
Tutor.com
This website is perfect for students who are having a hard time studying and doing homework on their own.
Rather than do things on their own, they can simply post the question “who can do my homework for me online?” and then wait for someone to reply.
This tutoring service has a pool of experienced tutors who can help you learn and understand even the topic you find difficult. The website mainly focused on finding skilled experts who can help you via chat or through a one-on-one session.
Most of their tutors are specialized and skilled in a certain niche, so finding a tutor even for the most specific or complicated topic is not that difficult in Tutor.com.
These guys have a large pool of teachers, so you can easily find an expert in any subject. Moreover, their tutors offer live assistance with homework 24/7.
So whether you are working on your project in advance or cramming that math homework due at [11:59] PM today, best believe there is someone available who can help you.
Chegg.com
It is a popular online service that offers various tools to help students tackle their assignments.
Using the site, undergraduates can buy and rent textbooks hassle-free.
Even though you might find a lot of textbooks solutions. Most of them are supplemented with detailed CC and even video guides.
Consequently, college students like you can get answers to complicated problems and discover how to reach solutions all by themselves. The site also has some helpful tools for students like:
- math problem solver;
- grammar checker;
- plagiarism checker;
- citation generator.
You can just snap a math problem, upload it to the website, and then have others solve it for you. Keep in mind that you can ask other questions as well, and not just math.
Other than that, you can get a one-on-one learning session with an expert so that you can easily grasp a complex subject or matter.
Citationmachine.net
All students need to submit well-formatted papers.
With this site, you can now cite any resources with ease. The site offers access to a great tool that would help improve your citation skills.
Note: You can do this via Google Scholar as well. However, it is only applicable to SCOPUS and peer-reviewed academic papers.
Google Search Engine (Utilizing Search Strings)
Even though Google’s algorithm is mostly tailored and works to the advantage of companies, it is still a great starting point for doing research and homework.
site:
This is one of our favorite search strings. It helps us better filter only credible websites like those from the educational institutions (.edu) and government websites (.gov),
filetype:
Another search string that is helpful for research is the filetype. It removes any unnecessary files I do not need so that I can only see search results in PDF form such as journals, reports, Scopus, and so on.
Khan Academy
Like your most reliable textbook, Khan Academy not only provides useful information but also gives you a step-by-step solution to your problem as well.
Luckily, apart from the popular AP course that they offer, they added a few subjects that are perfect for those taking elective and introductory classes in college.
That said, you can just use their website as a reference or educational resource if you are ever stuck in a homework problem.
One of the upsides of using this website is that you can use it for revisions and study guides as well. You can learn and revise for other subjects by simply watching the explainer videos found on their website.
Nerdify
A 24/7 online chat platform that connects you with experts in the field. Through this platform, you can get the best tutor that would help explain complex subjects to you.
It is worth noting that while the tutors would help you with your homework, they are not the ones who will do it and finish it for you.
This online chat platform only connects you with the experts so that they can guide you as you create and/or answer your homework.
Before you submit any homework to your professor, we suggest you run it through with your tutors first so that they can check your work and correct some of your mistakes.
This way, once you submit the final version of your homework, you are certain that there is no mistake or inaccuracy in it.
National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI)
While this website mostly contains Scopus and peer-reviewed journals, it would still help you immensely if your professor asked you to write an academic essay for your homework, especially if it is about science.
The NCBI is part of the United States National Library of Medicine funded by the federal government of the United States.
From that statement alone, you can assure your professors that most theories and ideas you cited on your homework have already been peer-reviewed and approved by a great number of people in the academe.
Elsevier
If you are attending any universities in the United States, then you probably have access to the database of Elsevier as well.
This website is helpful for those who are writing their homework and but are still unsure whether their sources are credible or not.
To determine its credibility, you can just simply type the name of the research and search through their catalog.
JSTOR
Another resource website to add to our list is JSTOR. It is a collection of academic journals and peer-reviewed papers as well.
What makes JSTOR different is that it specifically caters to humanities and social sciences.
So if you are currently enrolled in the college of liberal arts, then you should definitely bookmark this site for future use.
There are tons of helpful papers found on these sites that would not only help you in your homework, it is also enough to help you write your undergraduate thesis.
Most universities in the United States are subscribed to JSTOR paid plan. If that is not the case, then you can always file a request to your school’s library to get access.
Regardless, you can still browse some of the papers made publicly available on site. Just be sure to cite them properly every time you use them in your homework.
Taylor & Francis
One of the largest journal repositories that offer several academic journals and peer-reviewed papers for public viewing is Taylor & Francis.
What we love about Taylor & Francis is the flexibility it offers. These are the subjects covered by their website:
- Area Studies
- Arts
- Behavioral Sciences
- Bioscience
- Built Environment
- Communication Studies
- Computer Science
- Earth Sciences
- Economics, Finance, Business & Industry
- Education
- Engineering & Technology
- Environment & Agriculture
- Environment and Sustainability
- Food Science & Technology
- Geography
- Global Development
- Health and Social Care
- Humanities
- Information Science
- Language & Literature
- Law
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing & Allied Health
- Museum and Heritage Studies
- Physical Sciences
- Politics & International Relations
- Social Sciences
- Sports and Leisure
- Tourism, Hospitality, and Events
- Urban Studies
Unlike other digital repositories, Taylor and Francis offer the best of both worlds.
Free access to a large database of peer-reviewed journals and a wide range of subjects to choose from.
Turnitin
While this website does not exactly contribute to the making of your actual homework, it can still help you earn a high mark in your essay.
Turnitin is an Internet-based plagiarism detection service that tells you whether your paper is original or not.
We highly encourage you to run your homework on this website before submitting it to your professor.
Even though you honestly wrote a unique paper on your own, there are times when what you wrote has already been published and reviewed before.
So it is best still to give credit and recognize the works of the previous scholars before you.
We have also heard some stories that other professors run a student’s homework before reading it. Professors just want to make sure that you put in an effort in writing this paper.
Conclusion
High school homework is nowhere near college homework.
Back in high school, we can just solve everything on our own and be done with it. Whereas now if you are a college student, you have to properly reference and cite the resource material for your paper.
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