Free Lecture Notes (Don't goto class!) :)

Josh

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Note: School is an important part of life; these notes should not prompt you to skip class!

StudentU.com- This site offers free class notes to thousands of classes at over 100 of the nation's top schools! Also check out StudentU's Unplugged series, a collection of guides that make tough stuff simple. The Unplugged series filters out the information, drains it and reworks and reorganizes it into easy-to-understand guides, including study guides, book notes, study skills and Real Life survival tips.

Versity.com- Check out Versity.com's awesome, high quality lecture notes from your class and classes like it nationwide. They also have Novel Notes which are comprehensive guides to some of the greatest books of all time, a Knowledge Center where you can search information, definitions, and links to just about any subject, and Practice Exams where you can test your skills before the big one. Find out what you know before the exam!

Study24-7.com- is one of the premier learning destinations on the Internet for college and high school students throughout North America. S247 is accomplishing this by creating an environment where any student, at any time, can obtain high quality lecture notes, research tools, textbook supplements, and expert tutoring.

There ya go :) Enjoy!
 

Frenchie

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Note: School is an important part of life; these notes should not prompt you to skip class!

Kind of contradicts the title (Don't goto class!) doesnt it?
 

HarvardGuy

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This site offers free class notes to thousands of classes at over 100 of the nation's top schools!
What exactly would the definition of &quot;top&quot; be? Not that I'm biased or anything, but there's a lot of top schools (including the TOP schools) that are missing....
 

ingenue007

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all profs teach differently. i bet those notes are only overviews. each prof goes into things with a different twist or go into some topics deeper. i wouldn't risk my tuition by using such notes.
 

spec411

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also a lot of the &quot;top&quot; schools have warned these websites via their legal affairs department that they would have them shut down in a second if they even TRIED to post items related to their schools and tarnish their prestigious reputation
 

Leejai25

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I'm not sure where else this is went on, but San Francisco State University actually sued and shut down a note-taking &quot;business&quot; selling notes to students. They did this because by law all notes are considered &quot;intellectual property&quot; of the professors. These prof. can copyright their class notes and overviews. I'd watch closely to see how schools actually handle these sites selling notes.
 

hkssupra69

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California just passed a law that online lecture notes are illegal, stupid Grey Davis...
 

Cycad

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I go to UCLA and they sell the lecture notes for most of the classes anyway. It isn't like cheating the notes are not the same as going to class.
 

Josh

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Jeez, its a freebie either way. Calm down...you people act to &quot;tough&quot; around here. Like you own the place or something! :p
 

Ranger X

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<< California just passed a law that online lecture notes are illegal, stupid Grey Davis >>


Are you serious? Damn, what the hell for? I agree, lecture notes aren't the same as going to lecture and taking notes. I would only disagree with this statement if the professor actually read the notes to class word for word (there are some professors that fit this profile). This is lame, looks like people are going to go underground and offer lecture notes on-line.

BTW, nice contradicting title/post combo.