[Android] Lecture Notes - Free (Was $3.99) @ Google Play Store

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HamBoi69 on 04/11/2022 - 08:15 play.google.com (1562 clicks)
Last edited 04/11/2022 - 17:35 by 1 other user

Lecture notes are free!

A great note taking app is an essential tool for any student. Lecture Notes is a classroom recorder app specifically designed for students, that allows you to record audio during lectures and take handwritten notes (notepad sketching) while recording lessons. It has been designed to help university students and college students, and it is the best classroom tool for you and your classmates. Are you a note taker looking for the best notes app? With Lecture Notes you can take quick notes during lectures and study notes at home. The best lecture recorder among class tools and note apps.

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  pennypacker on 04/11/2022 - 08:22

  +5

  I still remember advice from my first year at uni, unfortunately I forget who gave it. Paraphrased I'm sure, but the gist of it was (in relation to recording lectures);

  Lectures are bad enough to sit through once, why would you want to do it a second time?

  …and I agree with and follow that advice.

  I'm sure recording some lectures might be productive, so this may be a useful deal for you.

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    M00Cow on 04/11/2022 - 08:49

    +7

    I suspect the idea is that one if you sits through it, the rest listen/read notes later.

    The sage advice I got from a maths lecturer

    Every mark over a pass is a wasted beer. Don't be that sober overachiever.

    And another

    Uni marks will get you your first job. The friends you make at happy hour will get you your subsequent ones.

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      pennypacker on 04/11/2022 - 10:26

      Was the maths lecturer giving this advice while bar-flying at the student bar on a school night, by any chance? Haha, both good tips, to be sure.

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      FredAstair on 07/11/2022 - 19:27

      I recall “Ps for Degress”.

      The only downside to this is if you wish to do further studies.
      Maybe the higher marks would be helpful.

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    CyberMurning on 04/11/2022 - 08:56

    +1

    and even worst, we need to pay sh*t load of $ for uni fees. and the international students, feel sad for you - even more $.
    and our uni reputation isnt that good in the world

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      justtoreply on 04/11/2022 - 09:13

      Uni reputation is garbage because the metrics are research related aren't they?

      If only they fkd off most of the research and actually focused on teaching….!

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        reloxation on 04/11/2022 - 12:30

        Don't know where this is coming from. We have two unis in Melb alone that are top 50 globally. Whether it's research based or not, we have some great unis.

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          justtoreply on 04/11/2022 - 12:35

          +1

          @reloxation: If they're top 50 based on research there's no guarantee they are great at teaching. If they are, great. If they're not then what good is that baseless POS ranking?

          My uni experience at UWA was that the quality of the lecturers was average as a whole but many were terrible. The terrible ones were allowed to be there due to research (whilst the lecturing part of their job was a 'because they had to' activity).

          There's no fair excuse for that. Everyone lecturer at uni should be a brilliant teacher. There's enough skilled people and only a few tertiary lecturing jobs.

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            reloxation on 04/11/2022 - 13:37

            @justtoreply: I see your point. I guess it depends on the angle at which you judge a good university - yes they're for teaching, but they're also a research institution. Both metrics are important in my mind.

            My experience at one of these top 50 unis has been excellent so far. Yes, there are some average lecturers (more than I'd like) that are there for research and don't seem to care about the teaching side, but I've also had plenty that were excellent at their job.

            Ideally they'd all be great, but part of the challenge is going out by yourself and learning the content. Teaches you to be independent I guess.

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    anastasiastarz on 05/11/2022 - 00:08

    lol first time is for taking outline notes, headings, mindmap things
    second watch is for indepth notes

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  ksama0079 on 04/11/2022 - 09:10

  +3

  The advice I got from one of my uni lecturer.
  "You don't come to uni to study, you come to uni to learn how to learn."

  Also from the same lecturer when one of the students asked if an activity is compulsory.
  "Nothing is compulsory in uni, nor is passing."

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    xoom on 04/11/2022 - 09:14

    +1

    The thing that students need to understand. Teachers/professors dont care if you pass or fail. They still get paid regardless. Once you get this through your head. You soon realise its all on you. Wether you learn or not.

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      willyroo on 04/11/2022 - 11:28

      +1

      …and w(h)ether you've passed english… :)

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        xoom on 04/11/2022 - 11:30

        +2

        Funny enough i still passed somehow. Imagine that. 🙃

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  xoom on 04/11/2022 - 09:10

  As i have always told people i have worked with past and present. Be nice to your colleagues. You never know they could be of help in your next job opportunity.

  My current and past 2 jobs were from the assistance of former colleagues. They put a good word in for me.

  Same rule applies to your schoolmates.

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  reloxation on 04/11/2022 - 12:32

  Watch lectures online at 2x speed, adjust when you need to go through stuff slower, pause and note take as you go, profit.

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    xoom on 04/11/2022 - 12:34

    +1

    Instructions unclear. Paid someone to write my papers. Now im eyeballs deep in hecs debt.

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  4ustralian on 04/11/2022 - 13:24

  Great apps, but concern of a breach of Intelligent property.

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  MS Paint on 04/11/2022 - 14:26

  A "P" is a degree