- Titles: #This will be a title (##this is a sub-title)
- Bold ( + b): **this will be bold**
- Italics ( + i): *italics*
- Link: [click here](https://source-url.com)
- - this starts a list
- * sub-list item 1
- * sub-list item 2
- More
- + s: Save your note
- + g: Save as Google Doc
- + p: Download as a PDF
- To publish as a blog, just use a #title at the top and then "publish" on the view-note screen
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Best Online Tools for Students and Teachers Alike
These are some online tools that will help you revise and share your work more effectively.
- Blank Slate
This is a service that hosts this article, among other notes. The name, 'Blank Slate', suggests that you can instantly open a tab, write a note and save it for later. You can even publish the note so that other people can read it! This is useful if a teacher wants to make and/or present notes, or if a student wants to publish their work to the Internet.
Needs an account to save or publish notes. Can use as a basic text editor without an account.
- Jitsi Meet
This open-source alternative to Zoom, Google Meet and other popular video-conferencing platforms is simple and easy to use. Some benefits are:
- No login
- No downloads
- Remote access to other computers (useful for tech support)