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This document discusses Fruitnotes, an online note-taking tool. Fruitnotes allows users to [1] take notes easily online and access them anytime, [2] share notes with friends, and [3] find shared notes from friends if the user did not take good notes in class. The document explains how to sign up for a free Fruitnotes account and upload different types of notes, including text, voice recordings, photos, videos, and tags.
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New fruitnotes
- 1. By : Mouza Abdulrahman ID: 200919105
- 2. The act of writing help mark that knowledge into your brain. It helps you focus and pay attention gives you idea’s of what to study It may be the only material you get from a certain teacher for some classes , and you'll have something to refer to come class time So what is the use of attending a class without taking notes
- 3. What is fruitnotes ? fruit notes is an online note book that will help us take notes easily and then access them again whenever we want and also we can share them with our friends
- 4. Fruit notes is an online notebook and you can find it by entering this link www.fruitnotes.com
- 5. Sign up in fruitnotes: Can be done through http://www.fruitnotes.com/main.php? and it’s free.
- 7. You can upload : text notes, Voice notes , Photo and video , Tagging , Share notes , Search Blog Profile
- 8. Q. How can fruitnotes help you if you didn’t take good notes in a class ? A. You can go to fruitnotes and take a look at the shared notes that your friends took
- 9. Q . What can you do with fruitnotes other than taking notes a. Share photo’s and videos b. Voice notes c. Tag people d. all of the above
- 10. Hope you enjoyed the slides