Game in the Brain

I’ve found the free version useful. Grammarly gave a 40% discount, and I tried getting the 7usd per month for a one-year subscription, from an 11usd per month. I know I get really careless when I write. So I might as well get it and try it out seriously. I have a lot of writing that I will be doing for the ISO 9001 Preparation, Writing my notes for my Certified Associate in Project Management Training.

So I’ve downloaded Grammarly, and I’m trying to figure out how to use it. There is a Windows Downloadable APP which makes me wonder how it is supposed to be used. I was immediately assuming it was going to be running in the background. Instead, I’m writing on the Grammarly application itself.

Right now, I don’t know how I’m supposed to save what I just wrote.  I looked at the layout and found the upper left to have the BACK option, which leads me back to a page where I see this article. It seems it automatically saves the work.

I’ve gone through the “Walk-through” and I’ve seen only the introduction videos. I like the metrics I see on the right-hand side that measures: Correctness, Clarity, Engagement, and Delivery. Around this time, the Overall Score appears to be 96, and I can see it “Calculating” the score.

So I’m getting immediate feedback, and that’s a strong point in favor of getting Grammarly for me. I realize I don’t’ really study or keep up my grammar skills, and it is subject to atrophy.  If I can delegate my grammar to a piece of technology, it’s one less thing I have to juggle, and I’ll be able to focus on my other studies.

My next challenge is how I can make this the case for all my devices. I have a 6GB RAM phone and an IPAD6. Currently, I can do this on my laptop, but what if I want to write on my phone, or if I need to write a proposal on my phone or ipad6. The Grammarly app is a keyboard app and doesn’t seem to work on a Bluetooth keyboard set up.  I’ve considered getting a Logitech K380 Bluetooth keyboard. Just have a cellphone stand and try to write articles on it. I do write a lot, and sometimes, I do need to let my mind wander and fully engage in writing.

Yesterday I figured out how to fix my Ipad 6’s GSUITES set up. All I had to do was go to settings and delete the current MDM installed, and then download the new MDM and install it. It was that simple, and now I can have my work gsuites on my Ipad6.