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PowerNotes was built to make research and writing as easy and efficient as possible by automating the tedious and annoying parts of the process.

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PowerNotes was created in partnership with teachers and faculty, ensuring your assignments not only meet but exceed academic standards.

Built for Success: Every feature in PowerNotes aligns with what teachers look for in top-tier assignments, from structure to content depth.

Proof of Work: An activity log keeps track of every step you take in PowerNotes, offering tangible evidence of your research process.

Avoid Plagiarism: Never lose a source or citation with PowerNotes. Just highlight something and we’ll remember it for you.

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Getting Started, Made Easy: PowerNotes offers a clear starting point for every assignment based on the information you've collected in your research.

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AI-Assisted Intros: Leverage Al to analyze your collected notes, suggesting a compelling introduction that sets the tone for your entire piece.

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As the new academic year approaches, both students and teachers are gearing up to make the most of their time in the classroom. With AI tools playing an increasingly significant role in education, it’s crucial to start the year on the right foot by understanding how to effectively integrate these tools. Keep reading for some tips about starting the year on the right foot.
October 30, 2024

[OP-ED] TheHill: AI cheating is destroying higher education; here’s how to fight it

Generative AI is the cheapest, easiest way to cheat ever invented, and the vast majority of students are using it. In a recent survey of 1,000 college-age students, more than 89 percent of respondents said that ChatGPT has helped them complete a homework assignment. What can schools and universities do?
April 4, 2024

[CASE STUDY] There and back again: Implementing and assessing a digital reading, research and writing application

The processes of reading, research and writing are complex and intertwined. Currently, the larger educational technology landscape requires using multiple tools to do these processes. Being able to pull them into a single tool can allow learners to focus on learning and streamlining processes.
February 14, 2024
“Part of the worry about how students might use a tool like ChatGPT is rooted in an apparently pervasive belief that students would much rather cheat than do the work. I still believe students want to learn, but this means giving them something worth doing.”

John Warner

Writing Professor

On ChatGPT: “While the tool may be able to provide quick and easy answers to questions, it does not build critical-thinking and problem-solving skills, which are essential for academic and lifelong success.”

New York City Department of Education

“Navigating a new world with ChatGPT may be challenging in some ways, but it also may provide faculty with opportunities to make their classrooms more inclusive and further improve student writing. If we view ChatGPT as a tool, rather than a threat, maybe (just maybe) a future world with ChatGPT will be a world with more “good” writers.”

Sarah Parsons, Hannah Davis, Rene Caputo, and Miranda Welsh

Duke Thompson Writing Program (TWP) Faculty

“If you can create an atmosphere where students are invested in learning, they are not going to reach for a workaround. They are not going to plagiarize. They are not going to copy, they are not going to dodge the work. But the work has to be worth doing on some level, beyond getting the grade.”

John Warner

Writing Professor

“Educators would do well to find a way not only to live with the technology but also to incorporate it into our pedagogies. Training students to become good critical readers and effective editors is an ambitious goal, one that will require a major shift for many of us, but it also is a challenge we would do well to embrace sooner rather than later.”

Rachel Elliott​ Rigolino

State University of New York at New Paltz

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