As a future librarian, I can utilise Quizizz in finding out what my patrons know and don't know about the library and its various services before giving out an orientation. It can be used as a formative assessment to guide us as to what to further discuss and explore during an orientation.

Google Forms is an app that allows users to make and answer online forms.

Within library science, this can be used for multiple purposes including user satisfaction surveys, forms for borrowing or requesting a book, or even to signing up for a library card. Its versatility allows librarians to use it for multiple occasions and different purposes.

Grammarly is an app that aids us in the correction of any written content.

In the field of library science, it can be used to make suggestions on our tone of writing, word choices, alongside technical help with our grammar and punctuation. Overall it lends us help in making our library posts and documents more engaging or proper.

Grammarly also offers a tool to check for plagiarism.

Within the context of library science, this can be used whenever we post facts or help students with their research needs.

Notion helps us organize things such as what we need to do. It provides calendars and checklists.

This can be very helpful in organizing the work needed within the libraries we manage. We can neatly divide the tasks, set dates, and even the people in charge of said tasks.

Evernote is a handy notes app. Its main appeal is that it saves our notes on the cloud which can then be shared with other people.

In library science, this can be used to manage ourselves and the things we need to do as well as to check the progress of others who work within the same library.

SlideShare is an online platform for sharing presentations and documents.

In library science, it can be used for sharing knowledge, professional development, engaging with the community, disseminating research, and collaborating on projects. It's a convenient tool for librarians to connect, learn, and showcase their work.

Today, I got to experience a lot of apps used in the 21st century. I think technology is amazing. It's like magic. There's so much you can do. Back in the day we only had other people to rely on but now we have machines to do work for us. I love the new evolution of how people do work. It ties into all aspects of our life.

We can use a lot of the apps we explored today within library science. It helps manage not only ourselves but also the libraries that we care for. It makes everything more efficient. It also aids us in bettering our services for our patrons. The integration of technology must be embraced in order to properly adapt into the 21st century.

VSDC Video Editor is a free app for creating and editing videos.

In library science, it can be used to produce instructional videos for information literacy sessions, promotional videos for library events, virtual tours of library spaces, and multimedia presentations for research projects. It can enhance a library's outreach, instruction, and communication efforts through engaging video content.