Notetaker Job Description
Missing a lecture at college results in a gap in your in-class notes. Fortunately, a number of enterprising companies offer note-taking services to students facing an absence. For the person who is a stickler for detail, has high listening comprehension and good handwriting, this could be the perfect job.
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Attend Lectures
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According to a job description posted by LectureNotes.USCD.Edu, a note-taker writes down anything of consequence that is spoken at each lecture for which he is hired.
Meet with the Professor
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The note-taker must also meet with the professor to explain the student's absence and their role in the class. They should inquire about class rules, obtain a syllabus and determine if there are any special events to consider, like field trips.
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Delivering Notes
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Some companies require the note-taker to deliver a copy of their weekly notes to the professor, if requested.
Note Formatting
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The note-taker will also be expected to put their notes into the proper format. Depending on the circumstances, this could mean typing them up and printing them onto company letterhead or it could simply entail rewriting or typing them so they are user-friendly.
Advertising
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With some note-taking companies, the note-taker is also responsible for advertising the service, according to LectureNotes.USCD.Edu. This usually entails putting flyers on bulletin boards or handing out business cards.
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