Apps TIC Past Exam Feb 2020 D (provided by the professor)

a social network created for professional aims.

the open-source alternative to Evernote.

one of the most widely-used BMAs nowadays, along with Refworks.

a web-based note taking application..

coding texts in qualitative studies.

methods of grading the digital competence of a group of people.

methods of annotating corpora.

a way of designing surveys.

an additional element to your Google account for which you need to pay a fee if you want to use it.

a file storage and synchronization service created by Google, which allows users to store files in the cloud so that they can be shared and edited collaboratively.

software to create forms and online presentations collaboratively.

downloadable applications to work with documents.

at the very end of the bibliographic reference.

after the name of the author/s.

at the very beginning of the bibliographic references.

after the name of the publication.

It is an acronym for "Red de Bibliotecas Unidas".

It is a system of cataloging books in Spanish Universities.

It is a list of Spanish University Libraries that contains databases related to English studies.

It is an online catalog shared by various Spanish Universities that can help you locate a book in other libraries.

Adobe Connect.

WordPress.

Google Hangout.

AVIP.

keep and manage passwords on your mobile phone.

record and edit sound files in your computer.

transcribe recorded conversations.

create weblogs.

GoConqr.

Free Mind.

Mind Manager.

Transana.

a web-based application to record spoken interviews.

one of the most common applications to do qualitative research.

free software to create spreadsheets.

one of the most widely-used applications to do quantitative research.

diaries and multimodal analysis.

observation and corpora.

statistics and graphs.

interviews and open questionnaires.

a free online service to help you elaborate your own abstract in different languages.

a database of educational references that can be accessed freely from anywhere.

an open repository of linguistics abstracts online.

a collection of linguistics abstracts that offers the possibility of searching them for free.

a sort of bibliographic format.

an app to practise English as a foreign language.

the acronym of “Community of Practice”.

a forum to share CfP from various international linguistics associations.

a tool to create wikis.

an online company dedicated to self publication.

a dictionary for children to be displayed on a tablet.

an app which allows the creation of mind maps.

holding an AVIP session.

creating a group with Mendeley.

using RefWorks.

creating a Twitter list.

they have been generated by a machine.

all the references have been incorporated by librarians.

they are perfect.

the versions contained in it are usually updated, although the final document must be checked.

awards received by some network users when they get many ‘likes’.

used by Twitter users to create lists of readers.

used by Twitter users to block other users when they send inappropriate messages.

used with the @ symbol in most social networks to include a user in a message.

a platform where you can search about English literature.

a UNED library database.

an RSS aggregator.

an online library at Cambridge University.

a website dedicated to offering biographical and historical information about writers from the Age of Enlightenment.

a database for finding publications related to Medieval, Renaissance and 17th Century literature.

a search engine for the British Library's collection of Medieval works.

an online anthology of and guide to English Literature from the Medieval period onwards.

One of the most successful curator tools nowadays, free for individual use.

One of the most successful curator tools nowadays, although it is not free.

A tool for creating and publishing e-magazines and e-books.

One of the most successful tools for publishing e-magazines and ebooks.

Science Direct

EBSCO

J-STOR

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