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Welcome to the CampusNotes.org Wiki
Wikis are the perfect tool to organize free Notes, Study Materials, Class Projects, Research Papers, Book Reports, To Do Lists, and more.
Consult the Wikipdia User Guide for information on how to edit a wiki. If you've ever used Wikipedia, you've already used a wiki. They're actually pretty fun and quite limitless; once you get comfortable with them. Use campus notes to take notes while you're in class, upload a pdf document, work together in groups, post practice exams, and share class materials.
It is my hope that students, TAs, and professors alike, can use this open source tool to help further everyone's education. I offer it free of charge, and only ask that you pass the word on to other students.
Knowledge is power. Have at it.
Colleges Using Campus Notes
Getting started
Here's an example of a few pages, we might have:
Why join?
- Get notified when a page is updated
- Sharing is good for student's grades
- Post public files such as images, text, graphs (LaTeX), youtube videos, etc... and help your classmates
- Maybe even make some coin in the process Create a page, promote it, we'll cut you in.
Questions or just want to say something?
Contact
- If you would like to contact the man behind the curtain, please send an email to tom at campus notes dot com.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I create a page?
Simple. Type a page name into the top search bar, click "GO." If you're search does not match one of our page titles, click "Create Page." At that point you will be able to type some notes, add some links, and set up the basic layout of your page.
- Ok, I created my class' homepage. Now what?
You can take a picture of your class notes, and upload them to the site. To add any picture/file/photocopy to a page, use the syntax [[Image:myfiletitle.pdf]]
- I have a question but it's not answered here. What do I do?
Again, simple. Click on the edit link that is at the top right corner of this section. Then add your question to the bottom of the list, and someone will be notified that this page has been updated. At that point, they'll check back to see what you added, and hopefully answer your question(s).
- Your question here...
Answer coming shortly....