Hi, and welcome to my Toolbox - a collection of simple, online tools to do various things quickly and easily. All are free to use. If you like them and find them useful, please spread the word!
Inside the Toolbox
The "Harvard Style" is a standard format to create your bibliography references in for your essays and reports. Just put in the raw details - like author, title and year of publication - and out pops the reference.
How would you like to be able to blast through writing tasks in almost no time? Using this tool, you'll be able to write thousands of words of good quality writing in under an hour.
As we become more and more body conscious, we need to consider what a healthy weight actually is. The Body Mass Index uses your height and weight to determine if you can be considered "healthy."
Developed by the US Army to encourage personnel to be more clear with their writing, the Clarity Index is an amazingly simple way of checking if you are making things too complicated, or if you are being too abrupt.
Use this calculator to see how quickly your bank account savings can grow.
Many students don't realize that copying someone else's work without giving credit is wrong - and that includes material you find online. Use this tool to check sections of your text to test if you are liable to get accused of plagiarism.
Articles
Understanding the Body Mass Index - Learn about this simple technique for working out your ideal healthy weight range
Checking for Plagiarism - What is plagiarism, and how is it detected
Harvard Referencing - A Quick Intro - The basics of Harvard Referencing
Harvard Referencing Tool - An introduction to the Harvard Referencing Tool
How to Memorize a List of Items - Use an ancient technique to quickly remember lists
Harvard Referencing A Website | Harvard Referencing A Book | Referencing a Journal Article | Referencing an E-mail | MLA Referencing a Website | Tough Decision Maker Tool