Citations:studyblr

English citations of studyblr

Noun: "a Tumblr blog focused on studying or academia"

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• 2015, Christine Chow, "It's all a blr: Motivating your study", The Silhouette (McMaster University, Hamilton, ON), 22 October 2015, page 22:

  As opposed to the average gifset, studyblrs tend to post or reblog aesthetic pictures of personal workspaces.

• 2016, Shubham Kaushik, "Studying For The Internet Generation", DU Beat (Delhi University), 30 March 2016 - 5 April 2016, page 6:

  If your notes are messy and you cannot make sense of them, but you lack inspiration to actually make notes you'd like to study from, studyblrs are what you're looking for.

• 2016, Angela Lin, "Don't just study...Studyblr", The Patriot Post (American Heritage School, Plantation, FL), October 2016, page D17:

  While many studyblrs offer helpful tips, some are there purely for motivational purposes, and encourage students to achieve academic excellence.

• 2017, Fae Angelie Nas, "Studyblr: Studying with Pics and Figures", The Auditor (Bicol University, Legazpi City, Philippines), July 2017, page 6:

  To start your studyblr, just get a pen and paper where you will write the important points of your topic.

• 2018, Paulina Klubok, Chloe Huang, & Jennifer Lu, "Behind the Photos: A Look Inside the Studyblr Community", 2 February 2018, page 3:

  Her studyblr serves as a visual diary of the work she puts into studying, and looking over it makes her proud of how far she's come.

• 2018, Bonnie Wong, Study Breaks, Volume 30, Issue 5, page 39:

  However, studyblrs do acknowledge the difficulties that accompany being a student, especially those in graduate school.

• 2020, Aliza Li, "Study Culture", Her Culture, Fall 2020, page 39:

  Originating around 2014 on sites like Tumblr, the advent of studyblrs and studygrams has brought with it a culture of academia centered on thoughtful encouragement, aestheticism, and wellness.