Online Bookmarking Site for Students

[DuncanM]

I recently came across a bookmarking site aimed at students:

http://www.brainify.com/"

It is not specifically for Math, Physics, and Engineering students, but students in general. To sign up for an account, users need to use a college or university email address.

There are already many good resources listed.

 

[twufo2010]

ADs?

 

[zpconn]

I haven't looked at Brainify in detail, but I'm having trouble figuring out what it offers that Delicious doesn't (which is what I've used ever since becoming a college student).

 

[shivkumar]

Digg.com is very good site. I use it normally.

 

[CellCoree]

I am always excited to see new tools and resources being developed for students to aid in their learning process. The brainify.com bookmarking site appears to be a valuable resource for students, allowing them to easily save and organize their online research and study materials.

While it may not be specifically geared towards Math, Physics, and Engineering students, I believe that the site can still be beneficial for students in these fields. Many scientific disciplines require students to conduct extensive research and the ability to save and access online resources in an organized manner can be extremely helpful.

Additionally, the requirement of using a college or university email address adds a level of credibility to the site and ensures that the community of users is made up of students who are serious about their education.

I look forward to exploring this bookmarking site further and I believe it has the potential to be a valuable tool for students of all disciplines. It is important for students to have access to resources that can enhance their learning experience and I am glad to see brainify.com providing such a platform.