Notecentric, LinkedIn, and Jobster

NoteCentric - Oh, my, where was this when I was schooling? As a once avid note-taker in all my classes, this site could have accelerated my learning curve substantially. I like the fact that it includes specific courses for students to join and compare notes. If a student missed a class, the ability to read others' notes would be so much easier than trying to borrow them after the fact. I think questions would be more forthcoming if students did not agree with each others' notes, teachers could check up on students to make sure they understood the imparted information, and it would be interesting to see how others in the class heard what was said.

LinkedIn reminds me of Classmates.com, a nasty site that just won't go away. I do not wish to set up an account because I don't know just how invasive it is in terms of pop-ups, etc.

I like Jobster because you do not have to set up an account to view job listings. I also like the search format - job title and zip or state. I think this is a keeper.