Blogging is great and one of my personal favorite forms of social media, but Tumblr is often every procrastinator’s nightmare. The endless scrolling tempts even the best of us at times and can seriously interfere with any chance of being productive. But there’s another side of Tumblr that actually works to help students get stuff done. The community referred to as “Studyblr” is a tumblr category completely dedicated to getting ahead in school. Students everywhere are using the blogging platform to share their artsy pen hauls, study playlists, pictures of workspaces, and how they keep their lives together. This community keeps students motivated to keep up with their hard work through public accountability. Trying to keep up study habits that would make Elle Woods proud is a lot easier when you have hundreds of other bloggers supporting you.
To get started in the Studyblr community check out these blogs:
The Organized Student was the first studyblr that I encountered and still one of my favorites. They make great printables that help keep track of everything down to the glasses of water you drink daily!
Let’s Study posts their own study spaces but also has a really big collection of posts from other bloggers that are split into four categories: tips, handwriting goals, planner inspo, and motivation.
Revise or Die is for those who want their notes to be more aesthetically pleasing. Their cute little doodles make anyone want to pick up their pens!
The whole Statics and Stationary blog is gold, but I am most appreciative for them introducing me to the beautiful art of bullet journaling. The bullet journal has been the best thing that has come out of studyblr for me as it has kept my academic life in check, but it also keeps me organized in my social, financial, and work life too!