Productivity conjures images of people working in isolation at their desks, trying to complete multiple tasks simultaneously. I imagine sweat flying off workers' brows with their faces alternating from looks of concentration to horror as they realize they have too much work and not enough time to finish. But what if we could change that image to make productivity seem less scary? (Kelly, n.d.) Let's start this discussion with a standard definition of productivity software or applications (apps). Daraio et al. (2018) defined productivity software as a category of application programs that help users produce presentations, spreadsheets, graphs, databases, or documents. Simply put, productive software is apps or programs used to create digital materials. Simple, right? There is a plethora of productivity software to choose from. However, your task or need should narrow down your choices. For instance, if you need to create a flyer or digital poster, you can use Google Slides, Ca...