Our Information Tools and Apps library guide provides a consolidated list of all the various software, apps, plug-ins, and extensions you need for study.
It includes both Bond licensed tools as well as other tools you might find useful.
Have you ever...
... found the perfect article for your systematic review, only to find it's in another language? Wanted to check your grammar and phrasing on the go in multiple applications? Finished an essay and then realised you forgot to save any of your references for the bibliography? Run out of free prompts on an AI tool?
Our Information Tools and Apps list compiles all of the tools essential to your study and research. To search, click through the A to Z list or type in the name of the tool you need in the search bar. Filter for software that is covered by a Bond licence, or tools that are not covered (usually open source and free). You can also filter for what purpose the software is used for - like translation, data analysis, coding, reference management, and much more.
Some tools and apps you might find useful are...
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Adobe Express
Adobe Express can create videos, PDF documents, web pages, graphics, posters, and social media posts. Gen-AI capabilities allow Adobe Express to help you generate images and text, translate PDF's, and create templates from scratch.
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Grammarly Premium
Grammarly is a proof-reading tool that helps to identify and correct grammar, punctuation and spelling mistakes. Grammarly can also check for patterns that resemble AI generated text.
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EndNote
EndNote is a reference management tool with both online and desktop capabilities to support your literature review and writing. It can help you create reference lists/bibliographies in various referencing styles, keep all of your citations in your own personal database, insert in-text citations, as well as many other features.
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Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft Copilot is an advanced conversational AI model based on the GPT-4 architecture. It assists users by engaging in meaningful conversations, synthesising information from the web, offering support, and completing productivity-related tasks.
Don't forget about our Research Databases list as well! It looks very similar to our tools and apps list, uses the same filters and search functions, but lists all of the databases you can access for research. Some popular databases you can check out are Cochrane Library, Scopus, Standards Online, ProQuest, Ebsco, PubMed, and more.