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Vivien Hoang, posted great collection of Simon Fraser University college lecture courses notes. She reached 100,000 points by uploading, selling and sharing her college notes from Simon Fraser University! We just shipped Vivien an iPod Touch to say ‘Thanks!’

Vivien had the following to say about us:

I found sharenotes.com by pure coincidence just browsing the web one day. Notes that I have accumulated over the years were always abandoned after finals, collecting dust under my bed in a box. Finally I was able to put those notes to good use by providing open access to students 24/7 without costing a single penny to either of us. Sharenotes.com uses a simple yet effective concept where a mutual relationship is developed between the uploader and students because both participants benefit from the situation. Students gain a plethora of study material and the uploader gains materialistic rewards, both a win-win situation.  You have to be crazy to not like sharenotes! 

Thank you,  Sharenotes!

Susanna Fang, posts a nice collection of lecture notes and class notes for University of British Columbia! She reached 50,000 points by uploading, selling and sharing her college notes from University of British Columbia! We just sent Susanna a spanking new 8 gig iPod Nano to say ‘Thanks!’

Susanna had the following to say about us:

I love the idea of Sharenotes.com, it’s great to have a website where you can get notes before you actually take a course.  Whoever came up with this it is a genius. Thanks, Sharenotes!”

Andrew Ng, posts a nice collection of lecture notes and class notes for University of British Columbia! He reached 100,000 points by uploading, selling and sharing his college notes from University of British Columbia! We just sent Andrew a spanking new 8 gig iPod Touch to say ‘Thanks!’

Andrew had the following to say about us:

I stumbled across Sharenotes.com through my friend’s friends. I instantly realized the potential of how useful this site was. From offering lecture notes to practice midterm and final exams. Sharenotes.com is great! The thing I like about sharing notes amongst students across the internet is that we are provided with information and notes for conceptualization in many different vantage points. For example, I am able to use this website as a selection tool for future courses and judge if the content is suitable for where I wish to go with my career. Lastly, I would like to thank the developers of Sharenotes.com for creating this educational atmosphere.

Thanks, Andrew Ng

Nicholas Fong, posted great collection of Simon Fraser University college lecture courses notes. He reached 50,000 points by uploading, selling and sharing his college notes from Simon Fraser University! We just shipped Nicholas an iPod Nano to say ‘Thanks!’

Nicholas had the following to say about us:

“It is a shame that my university career is winding down, and even more of a shame that I found out about Sharenotes.com so late in my academic career.  I hope that all of the notes I have contributed are able to help future students in ways that I didn’t not have accessible to me.  Thanks again sharenotes.com, I hope I’ll have notes again in the future to contribute! I’m glad to have experienced sharenotes.com!                                                                                                    Thanks! -Nick”

Nicholas Fong, posted great collection of Simon Fraser University college lecture courses notes. He reached 100,000 points by uploading, selling and sharing his college notes from Simon Fraser University! We just shipped Nicholas his first iPod Touch to say ‘Thanks!’

Nicholas had the following to say about us:

“With the start up of fall classes again, I’m glad to be able to contribute to the hordes of students returning to class.  I hope that everyone will be able to utilize the notes on Sharenotes.com to bolster their studies.  It’s always great to get another perspective on the content that we’re learning from our professors.  I’m looking forward to using Sharenotes to help me with my classes this semester, and I hope I’ll be able to contribute further to the database after this semester!”