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dave_c | 10:55 Sun 25th Feb 2007 | Education
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Just a quick question for people currently at uni, are laptops common place now in (a non-IT subject) Lecture Theatre, with all the eager students now using the the keyboard instead of the notepad to take down lecture notes?
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Avatar Image chimpanzee
nobody ever used them in my lectures!
16:24 Tue 27th Feb 2007
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i have seen one or two using it but i find it hinders your tome listening to what the lecturer is saying as you are just trying to copy the notes of the powerpoint etc
09:49 Wed 28th Feb 2007
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they are not activiely encouraged within lectures as if everyone was busy tapping away, then you wouldn't be able to hear the lecturer.

on the other hand it is definitely worthwhile getting one for your use as there are often not enough computers available centrally when you want one!
17:50 Wed 28th Feb 2007
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not in mine, notes are either given by the lecturer or people scibble at 100mph lol
11:57 Thu 01st Mar 2007

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