Helping You Make It Out Alive
Microsoft Word has a pretty slick AutoSumarize tool. After writing a document, Word on summarize it in one of four ways. This is great for making an abstract of your document, but keep in mind that the summary will most likely need some editing.
Amiko allows you to create an online resume. Basically, Amiko hosts an online version of your resume on their server and provides a link for you to post to online job sites like monster.com. Some of the more notable features are the ability to re-arrange your resume by simply clicking and dragging on items, unlimited photo gallery, and really simple editing of content. Amiko looks like a pretty slick tool for those embarking on their job search adventure.
Litsum provides free online literature summaries and study guides. The catalog doesn’t have everything a student might need, but it’s all free. Definitely a good site to keep bookmarked for those last minute papers.
Via Lifehacker
Creating bibliographies can be a major drag. It’s not the hardest task in the world, but can require a lot of time if you are dealing with dozens of sources. OttoBib is an easy to use tool that allows you to enter multiple ISBN and get bibliographies in APA, MLA, or Chicago format.
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