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It gives you a list of words you are likely to look up in the dictionary as far as the given text is concerned, guesses a good dictionary definition for the words along with example sentences. And finally, it also makes a quiz for the words using both the definitions and example sentences. (Of course we give you the answer key too.) Via Nik Peachey 
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"Do you love to write, but hate the time it takes to proofread your work? Do your fingers and brain work at different speeds, resulting in grammar errors and typos? ..." GrammarlyPaper RaterAfter The DeadlineOnline CorrectionHemingway EditorVia Leona Ungerer, Lynnette Van Dyke
Maria Angélica Morales Valencia's curator insight,
September 14, 2016 10:08 PM
Normally, when we write an article, essay, narrative paragraphs, etc… we are so inspired that do not pay attention in the grammar mistakes, although word lets us know certain mistakes, it is an incomplete tool that has a lot of ambiguous suggestions. Most of the tools that we found at Internet are not useful due to the fact that are not developed correctly so we have a lot of ideas and our written text is almost perfect but as students, our grade is low for the grammatical errors. Now, thanks to 5 tools we can check our grammar and be sure that our text is accurate. The tools are: Grammarly, Paper Rater, After the deadline, Online correction, Hemingway Editor. All of these tools are available to improve our grammar competence.
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Robin Good's curator insight,
February 5, 2015 1:30 PM
This is a great curated collection of tools for journalists hand-picked by top communication and publishing professionals. By accessing the catalog you will first get to know the contributors and then, by hovering your mouse on any expert card you will be able to uncover the three most useful, innovative and *hidden gem* tools that he has suggested for his field of expertise. If you are a journalist or an online independent publisher producing online content, you will certainly find at least some truly useful tools that you probably have never heard about before.
This collection has been created to celebrate the 10,000th follower of @JournalismTools on Twitter. What a fantastic way to celebrate. Handy. Resourceful. Nicely presented. 8/10 Check out the full catalog: http://experts.journalismtools.io/
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Grammar & Spelling Check; Free Online Proofreading; No Downloads...Allows you to find those pesky mistakes and correct them before your teacher does...
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"An annotated bibliography is an important part of any research document. Let's see how to create one with the help of Microsoft Word ..." © Via Leona Ungerer, Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
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The USGS is on a open-access roll with topoView, an advanced new map-finding tool. The cartography arm of the U.S. Geological Survey has been on an open-access roll. First they send their constantly updating stream of satellite imagery to what's basically a public dropbox, so that anyone can use Landsat-8 photographs for free. And now they're introducing topoView, an online archival tool that makes truly accessible the agency's 178,000 topographical maps, dating from 1880 (shortly after the USGS started mapping the country) to 2010. Via Lauren Moss
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Grammar & Spelling Check; Free Online Proofreading; No Downloads...Allows you to find those pesky mistakes and correct them before your teacher does...
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This is a great free tool for creating word lists and vocabulary quizzes from online text. It works within minutes. A great time saver.