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From ExamTime To Brown & Beyond

Posted on May 1, 2014 by

For the past month, I was fortunate enough to visit Dublin, Ireland to do an internship in digital marketing with ExamTime. My goal was to experience a different culture and get some experience working in an online marketing team. I truly learned so much and loved getting to know the… Read More

The University of Guelph: Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Go

Posted on April 30, 2014 by

What: University of Guelph

Where: Guelph, Ontario

When: Founded in 1964

Who: 27,000 students

The University of Guelph is Great, Here’s 10 Reasons Why…

FYI: This was written by an actual Gryphon who’s going into her final year as a Bcomm student at UoG, so you can be reassured that… Read More

2 Useful Brainstorming Methods with Mind Maps

Posted on April 25, 2014 by

For every problem there is a solution…but actually getting to that solution can be hard. Brainstorming is the key to working through a problem, breaking down your ideas and finding the best way to solve an issue. Brainstorming is by far the most important step to solving any problem and… Read More

New Features! Performance Tracking & Relevant Resources

Posted on April 15, 2014 by Andrea Leyden

Many of you have been telling us how you love using ExamTime to help you learn or teach plus how it improves study performance. But wouldn’t it be great to have some proof of the progress you’re making? Well now you can; Introducing ExamTime’s new Progress and Tracking features! Our… Read More

How to Study Psychology To Avoid Going Crazy!

Posted on April 10, 2014 by Andrea Leyden

In the latest addition to our “How to Study…” blog series, we outline various study techniques you can apply to your quest to understand Psychology. Take a look at out previous articles in this series discussing how to study Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, … Read More

7 Types of Intelligence: Discover Yours!

Posted on April 3, 2014 by Diego Santos

For a long time it was believed that intelligence was something we could detect through testing. It was believed that a person could be compared to another through the results of their IQ test. Over time, many began to question the results of the IQ test. Can the same be … Read More

SDSU: 10 Reasons To Go There

Posted on April 1, 2014 by

What: San Diego State University

Where: San Diego, California

When: Founded in 1897

Who: 32,759 students

San Diego State University is Great, Here’s 10 Reasons Why… FYI: This was written by an actual Aztec who graced the SDSU halls, majored in Public Administration and now works for USA Rugby… Read More

Student Story: How I Use ExamTime for Collaborative Learning

Posted on March 27, 2014 by Andrea Leyden

Below is an ExamTime story about how sisters Selam and Niat use ExamTime to collaborate.

“I’ve Always Struggled to Find a Way to Study on My Own”

If this scenario sounds familiar to you, then Selam and Niat’s story will help you overcome your struggle. Selam and Niat… Read More

A Bigger Brain: How to Improve Memory

Posted on March 13, 2014 by

This is a guest post written by James Radcliff, a private tutor and education enthusiast at www.uktutors.com. Are you fed up of walking into a room, only to completely forget why you’re in there? Trust us, we’ve been there. Luckily though, here are some top tips and tricks on… Read More

8 Brand New SAT Changes

Posted on March 7, 2014 by

BREAKING: This past Wednesday, The College Board announced that they were doing a bit of remodelling. The influential non-profit organization College Board, which also administrates Advanced Placement (AP) exams, has made the most radical SAT changes since 2005. Current high school juniors and seniors: Don’t panic, these SAT changes will… Read More