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A Feature-Rich Program
Here are some of the features of Study Star:
- any number of users, any number notebooks, and any
number of subjects on one computer,
- teaches and supports effective note-taking,
- comes with extensive lists of preview questions,
review questions, and questions to stimulate
the imagination,
- includes a plan for how to write a library
research paper and guides you through it step-by-step,
- teaches effective outlining,
- writes bibliographies and end notes,
- automatically generates multiple-choice and flashcard-like
quiz questions from your notes,
- lavish help and a tutorials,
- a built-in backup and restore feature to
protect your notes,
- a sample database containing approximately
5,000 vocablary words considered likely to appear on college
and graduate school entrance exams,
- can export work in rtf format to your word processing
program,
- can also export work in html (web-page) format,
- comes with a simple scheduler to track assignments and
schedules,
- can merge schedules together to facilitate family
scheduling,
- tracks and can report how much work you've
done and when you've done it,
- now includes "nuisance mode" self-testing -- do
something fun with your computer, but a quiz question
pops up to interrupt you every 1 to 4 minutes, and
- also includes some games that can hold the interest of
highly-motivated or non-highly-motivated students as they
simultaneously play and review their notes.
The One Thing Many Kids Want to Learn
We have added another sample notebook to Study Star to help
high-school-age learners get started using the program.
These sample notes are facts collected from the driver
license manual of our state, Oregon. So, students can
install Study Star and within a minute be studying for
their driver license by playing video poker or solitaire.
What If You Live in Another State?
You can use the Oregon sample notes that come with Study
Star as an example and set up your own notes from your
state's driver license manual in a couple of hours. Or,
you can send us a copy of your state's driver license
book, and we'll try to add notes for your state's test
to Study Star as quickly as we can.
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