Brainify

Academic social bookmarking is an excellent way to engage your students and at the same time incrementally build a great library of resources that you and your students will make use of year after year.

Every time you find a website that will be useful for your students, bookmark it here. You can also ask your students to bookmark sites they find useful. The sites are rated, tagged, described and categorized by academic topic. Some faculty members assign participation grades based on the student website contributions.

Getting started is easy:

1. Join Brainify
2. Create a group for your course
3. Start bookmarking the websites you already know about into your group!

Not only will you and your students be able to come back to these bookmarks anytime, but much more importantly, you will be building a permanent, shared, world-wide library of vetted academic resources for faculty and students.

P.S. – Please spread the word. Doing so is critical to making this the best resource possible for faculty and students.

Brainify is a world-wide community and resource site for university and college students.

Join Us – you can find the best academic websites, ask questions, and connect with other students around the world. And most importantly – be sure to bookmark the great academic websites that have helped you in your studies.

You use the web every day in your education. If you bookmark the great websites you use here, you’ll be able to come back to them at any time. But much more importantly, you will be building a permanent, shared, world-wide library that will be of incredible use to you and other students when studying for exams, doing assignments, or just trying to understand a course concept. This is your site (and you may even benefit financially) – so let’s build the library and grow our community!

Be a part of building something amazing for university and college students around the world!

P.S. – The only way to grow this library is to get the word out. Tell your friends about Brainify on Facebook, in the halls, and in the classroom. If people spread the word, the library will be amazing. If you don’t tell anyone, no one will know.