Wordhero, Wordtune

[akr680]

Does anyone have experience writing college assignments using Wordhero or Wordtune?

What was your experience?

[ashkir]

Honestly, Quillbot is better.

[akr680]

Thanks, I will look into that.

[bjcheung77]

Just wondering, is there a reason for using this? Keeping it easy or simple might be an idea, sometimes using AI for paraphrasing works if you want to use more sophisticated language or wording. I would try to keep usage to a minimum, for learning purposes, it's best to use your own writing style. I wouldn't mind using these to "correct" myself, but that's what I use Grammarly and other alternatives for already...

[ashkir]

Just wondering, is there a reason for using this?  Keeping it easy or simple might be an idea, sometimes using AI for paraphrasing works if you want to use more sophisticated language or wording.  I would try to keep usage to a minimum, for learning purposes, it's best to use your own writing style.  I wouldn't mind using these to "correct" myself, but that's what I use Grammarly and other alternatives for already...

It comes in handy if you have a really hard time trying to put your thoughts in an elegant way. But, the more important part is, it allows you to type a shitty summary of what you read and it paraphrases it to be more organized.

[suzycupcake]

I absolutely love Quillbot! What I love most it that it will expand for you, meaning paraphrase your writing to make it more wordy

[ss20ts]

It comes in handy if you have a really hard time trying to put your thoughts in an elegant way. But, the more important part is, it allows you to type a shitty summary of what you read and it paraphrases it to be more organized.

I've done this when I'm exhausted and just so over writing a paper. Sometimes the wording just isn't coming to me. Quilbot helps me clean it up and not sound like I haven't slept in a week.