Class Notes
In class, type notes on your laptop, on Apache Open Office, off-line, a free text writing program download off the internet, and draw pictures in color on a white piece of paper with pens. After class, upload the text doc, and take a photo or photos of your drawings, and put them in the Sharing Folder, along with all your Study Group members, 2-6 people you get from class. Then, write up a “final notes doc for the day” on the right of a Split-Screen with any details you missed from friends’ notes, and save in your green Class Notes folder. If you’re doing math, chemistry, or physics, draw the formulas on the white board, save in a green folder, and print out. Keep all your info in the green folders to archive to study before the test.
Homework
With the group in-person in a circle, with your laptops, or virtually, each discuss the class material and how to make an answer from what you have learned. Then, have a printout of the questions. Put Class Notes you already have saved on the left of a Split-Screen. Talk about the answers in the group. If virtual, use ZOOM to talk. Or Chat to write. Then, Copy and paste text and pics, and write answers on the right. Print out answers and save in a labeled green folder on the left of the screen. If math, chemistry, or physics, use the whiteboard to draw formulas on. Then, save them in a folder. Then, print out answers, and hand in.
Study Guide
Get info from the teacher of what’s going to be on the test, of everything that you have studied in the class. Then, copy-and-paste pics, and notes or homework answers from any of your saved materials in the green folders, to a new Study Guide doc on the right in a Split-Screen. Quick and easy. Print out, and study for a few days and nights, and sleep well the night before the test. For the Final Exam, do the same thing, from all your green folders.
Q and A; and Video Feed
In the Q and A, ask questions, and get an answer, and search for answers that have been made to any question. In the Video Feed, see a) films for rental, that are teaching films, or in-depth visual or AI-integrated short films, they make to teach others for money, or b) a Study Group selfie of the group explaining “How they learned something” that they can post for others to learn their learning-style, no matter who they are or what background, to earn free food, prizes and sweepstakes, from our sponsors, for the films with the most ratings and positive comments.
Work Hard, Play Hard: The Club page
Plan outings. Get social in-person. Tell the site what foods and outings you like, on the Profile page, and then ask friends, or get invited by friends, to pizza, sports games, athletic events, group date night, dog park fun, and events on The Club page. This way you can have as many friends as you want. And find the right girlfriend or boyfriend to marry.
Have a Record of All the Most Fun Times
After you have a good experience, from better grades, to more fun with friends, write it down. You can include pics, and text, in a “journal” and record all of your best moments, from 9th grade to the end of college. Then, you can share it with your Study Group, or any passage, with any group you are in. Be sure to back up your files, on a separate disk, because we don’t collect data past the semester. All your data belongs to you. Then have the best start to the rest of your life, from all your fun experiences and success at school.
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