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@michaeloppong.dev: Type notes with your voice, for free 🎙️ Free tools every student should know #shorts Google Docs has free voice typing. On your laptop, open a document in Chrome, go to Tools → Voice typing, then click the mic and start talking. Say "period" or "comma" to add punctuation. When you finish, read through and fix any small mistakes. It also works in Edge and Safari. Save this for your next lecture 📌 #techtips #freetools #ghanastudents #studentlife #googledocs #studyhacks #notes

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