Studymee is an online social community aiming to bring students from across the world closer together and allowing them to collaborate with each other. Various options are available to students over the age of 16 including the ability to share homework, compare academic levels, share lectures and learning aids, as well as being able to form study groups. Of course, given that this is a site for 16 to 25 year-olds, there is also a section that allows students to find great parties in their area or even an online car-pooling section. Like most other social networks, students can upload and share photos, customize their profiles and restrict who can see what part of their profile.
“Meet other Students as wells as Friends and Acquaintances worldwide. "Uni in your Pocket" makes your tasks, projects and work available at any time. Improve yourself and compare your study skills with others worldwide. Learn about other cities, countries and universities from the vantage point of a student. Share your thoughts, images and videos with others. Locate parties and events close to you and check out who´s coming. Lighten your day-to-day study life with useful features surrounding a student's life - free of charge, free of commercial advertisement!”
This could be a popular site for the more academically minded students who want to share their love of school with others. It is definitely more tilted toward the scholastic side.
While a noble effort, is there any chance of this site challenging other popular social networks like Facebook that also target the same age group? Do students have time for another social network which doesn’t really offer much over and above that already being offered by the more established competition?
Visit website:
http://www.studymee.com
