noteslah is a notes sharing platform which aims to make studying and learning easier for everyone. We are by students for students platform!
Contributors help to upload and share independently created outlines, notes, study guides, mock questions, flash cards, cheat sheets, marked essays, presentation slide decks to the public royalty-free.
On the receiving hand, beneficiaries can download these notes free-of-charge.
noteslah aims to make studying and learning easier for everyone. In order to do so, noteslah absorbs all running costs (eg web hosting, server and maintenance costs).
You can chip in by sharing your notes. Share now!
You can scan/take pictures of your hardcopy notes.
Some applications you can use are: Office Lens, Camscanner.
The uploaded notes are peer reviewed based on its popularity and usage. Through the Likes function, popular notes will be featured. On the other hand, the Report function allows the notes will be checked for inappropriate material.
Ideally, uploaded notes should go beyond summarising the material covered in class, and include independent analysis and commentary.
If you're the rights owner, and believe content has been posted without your consent, please contact noteslah. To report violated content, please email the details of the content with the subject line “Notes infringement” to us and we'll investigate. Kindly include the following information:
Physical or electronic signature;
Identification of infringed work;
Identification of infringed material;
Contact information for complainant;
Statement that the information contained in the notification is accurate.
Upon receipt of such notification, noteslah may remove the infringing material, cancel the contributor's membership and ban the individual from using noteslah.
Most notes sharing platforms are marketplaces where the website makes a commission every time a seller transacts with a buyer on their platform (eg StuDocu, Nexus Notes, notexchange). As noteslah is completely free-of-charge, we rely on contributors to share royalty-free notes to the public, while beneficiaries can download these notes free-of-charge.
We hope that by creating this by students for students platform, used study notes will regain its value and become upcycled.