Online Bookmarking Site for Students

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Discussion Overview

The discussion centers around an online bookmarking site called Brainify, which is targeted at students. Participants explore its features, compare it to other bookmarking services, and express their experiences with similar platforms.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions Brainify as a bookmarking site for students that requires a college or university email for sign-up and notes the presence of good resources.
  • Another participant questions the presence of advertisements on the site.
  • A different participant expresses uncertainty about the unique offerings of Brainify compared to Delicious, a bookmarking service they have used extensively.
  • Another participant shares their positive experience with Digg.com as a bookmarking site they regularly use.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants have differing opinions on the effectiveness and uniqueness of Brainify compared to other bookmarking services, indicating a lack of consensus on its advantages.

Contextual Notes

Some participants have not explored Brainify in detail, which may limit their assessments of its features and benefits.

Who May Find This Useful

Students looking for bookmarking solutions, individuals interested in comparing different online bookmarking services.

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

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