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hipsta_jess
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geez, i thought we'd left the scaling process behind last year 
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
yeah, i've got one of those- i prolly will b using it, but i was told that u had to gain permission from the lecturer bfore u use it.
actually, scaling still exists in uni. as well- if u do advanced subjects, u get scaled good. (i.e u only need to get like 75% to get HD's for eg. - that type of scaling).Originally posted by hipsta_jess
geez, i thought we'd left the scaling process behind last year
tooheyz
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man, i thought recorders were illegal at uniOriginally posted by freaking_out
yeah, i've got one of those- i prolly will b using it, but i was told that u had to gain permission from the lecturer bfore u use it.
hmmm, cant ya just record from where ur sitting? like, wouldnt other people steal ur recorder and stuff at the end of the lecture?
perfectionist
I M SpEcIaL....SpEcIaL...
Yeah don't worry, ALWAYS keep in mind that Everyone's in the same boat
Everyone is starting the Uni at the same time...and everything is new for everyone If some people seem confident, does not mean they are
so yeah, don't worry
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freaking_out
Saddam's new life
no its not illegal- i know many ppl. who use it...also u don't really need to put it next to the lecturer to record, u can record from where ur sitting (provided that enuf sound comes to u, eg. from a speaker)...and ofcourse, its best to sit at the front to record with those things as well (coz u get better sound that way).
talk abt recorders, i am buggin my dad to get me an mp3 player.... cuz apparently some fwnd of mine in uni uses it, n mah mum's lyk fully endorse it... so she asks my dad to get one for me... ^^Originally posted by freaking_out
no its not illegal- i know many ppl. who use it...also u don't really need to put it next to the lecturer to record, u can record from where ur sitting (provided that enuf sound comes to u, eg. from a speaker)...and ofcourse, its best to sit at the front to record with those things as well (coz u get better sound that way).
Isn't there lecture notes available on the net for most subjects, perhaps we have to purchase them?
Even if I recorded all the lectures I don't think I would be able to listen to 30 hours of tape before an exam, much rather read the textbook.
Even if I recorded all the lectures I don't think I would be able to listen to 30 hours of tape before an exam, much rather read the textbook.
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
what- an mp3 player? is that meant to b for educational purposes?
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
so where does it store it- on a flash memory card? :S
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
btw, is the memory usually built in?Originally posted by tooheyz
yeah man my mp3 player can voice record for 11 hours
on flash memory
proived i havent got much songs stored on it already.
bleh- i still prefer the traditional microcassette recorders!
BlackJack
Vertigo!
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I actually *write* notes, on a lecture pad. Not that I can read half of it, but writing tends to allow me memory to work better.
Actually, I correct myself, some people do use exercise books as it's easier to sort your subjects out. Lecture pads are just convenient esp. if you're in a rush.
Most lecture notes are available for free on the intranet, but their degree of completeness will vary a lot with each lecturer.
Some you can buy as well neatly packaged, some lecturers don't really do them...
The idea of recording lectures is that you can listen to it again soon after and check your notes, not a marathon run in stuvac. (do the maths, lecture hpw * 13 wks in sem) It's better to sit close to front as there's gonna be environmental noise and background static.
*I actually *write* notes, on a lecture pad. Not that I can read half of it, but writing tends to allow me memory to work better.
Actually, I correct myself, some people do use exercise books as it's easier to sort your subjects out. Lecture pads are just convenient esp. if you're in a rush.
Most lecture notes are available for free on the intranet, but their degree of completeness will vary a lot with each lecturer.
Some you can buy as well neatly packaged, some lecturers don't really do them...
The idea of recording lectures is that you can listen to it again soon after and check your notes, not a marathon run in stuvac.
(do the maths, lecture hpw * 13 wks in sem) It's better to sit close to front as there's gonna be environmental noise and background static.
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
so do u have a lecture note for per subject? if not, do u just rip out the notes and keep them in a folder for each subject?Originally posted by BlackJack
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I actually *write* notes, on a lecture pad. Not that I can read half of it, but writing tends to allow me memory to work better.
Actually, I correct myself, some people do use exercise books as it's easier to sort your subjects out. Lecture pads are just convenient esp. if you're in a rush.
Most lecture notes are available for free on the intranet, but their degree of completeness will vary a lot with each lecturer.
Some you can buy as well neatly packaged, some lecturers don't really do them...
The idea of recording lectures is that you can listen to it again soon after and check your notes, not a marathon run in stuvac.
yeah, the recording lectures, is meant to b listened to straight after, so u can complete ya notes or go over the things that u didn't understand and stuff.
Unfortunately notOriginally posted by hipsta_jess
geez, i thought we'd left the scaling process behind last year
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Oh but I can't wait to start it though, knowing how much Xiao should kick my arse, what was your 4 unit mark? For the sake of saving face, I shall not disclose my mark :rofl:
I concur.. many people can SHOW confidence.. but it doesn't mean that they are. I mean, just like Perfectionist elaborated upon.. everyone is in the same boat.. so everyone is in essence getting a fair go at the social side of things.. and chances are everyone deep down is nervous to some extent!Originally posted by perfectionist
Yeah don't worry, ALWAYS keep in mind that Everyone's in the same boat
If some people seem confident, does not mean they are
so yeah, don't worry
Yeah.. it would also be too hard to enforce a rule if there was one against it.. anyone with a labtop could just do it in the background via Sound Recorder etc..Originally posted by freaking_out
no its not illegal- i know many ppl. who use it...also u don't really need to put it next to the lecturer to record, u can record from where ur sitting (provided that enuf sound comes to u, eg. from a speaker)...and ofcourse, its best to sit at the front to record with those things as well (coz u get better sound that way).
Oh it's not that bad.. during HSC in the long bus trips I'd have nothing really productive to do, so I recorded my own notes and listened to them, quite worthwhile actually.
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
yeah, i'll b doing the advanced maths course with both of you's as well- i'm gonna get wooped by u two's for sure.
KeypadSDM
B4nn3d
And me, don't forget the /pwnage I will induce on your behind.Originally posted by freaking_out
yeah, i'll b doing the advanced maths course with both of you's as well- i'm gonna get wooped by u two's for sure.
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
hmmm...i thought ur in talented students program or something?? :S