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Sharing rules

General rules

Free sharing

Require written or oral permission of an author (or course instructor) to share

  • A student's self-prepared notes
  • Any kind of repositories with course materials
  • Problem statements from Homeworks and Exams

Cannot be shared

  • Solutions that weren't presented during lectures/tutorials
  • Pirated materials

What and How to share

What we collect

  • Slides
  • Video recordings (e.g., with your camera during a lecture or your own tutorials)
  • Assignment / HW / Exam / Test problems and solutions
  • Cheatsheets
  • Your notes

Basic process

  • Select a course
  • Ask course instructors for permission to share their materials unless the instructors have left the university or it is opensourced.
  • Send your file(s) to maintainers.
    • Send a folder(s) as .zip (.tar, .7z, etc.) archive(s) (see sample structure here).
    • Send a single file as-is.
    • A repository (or a playlist) can be shared as a link (example).
    • We'll create a new playlist for your videos and upload them
  • If you'd like, tell maintainers, and we will add your name to this README.md file. People should know their heroes!
    • We'll place your username on this page near the course you select if you've contributed several courses.
  • Keep contributing as much as possible allowed materials for more courses!

Become a Notes maintainer

  • If you'd like to become a maintainer, just stay in our chat and send materials whenever you can.

  • Pls don't ignore when there appear calls to action. We're all volunteers and expect that you will give some time to this project.

  • When there come newbie students, tell them about our project. It may make their life easier in the first years.

  • Invite them to contribute. This will create a stable supply of maintainers.

  • If you'd like, we can add you to the Inno-Notes organization on GitHub. Just contact us. Don't forget to accept an invitation on GitHub and change organization visibility to Public after you become a contributor!