TheClassConnection.com - Learn, Make Friends, Get Smart

What is crazyfficient? And where can you get it? Oddly enough, try the recently launched educational site, TheClassConnection where the tagline reads ‘crazyfficient is the new organized’. The site itself, aims to aide high school and college students succeed. It provides a number of tools to make it an easy one-stop organizer for all your classes. The interface is slick and simple with a Facebook feel. In fact, it’s got a Facebook app as well which you can use to find classmates and show your class schedule among other things. TheClassConnection operates along a similar basis to most social networking, user-generated content sites. Sign up and create your own profile, then add your study tools. You can create study groups, hook up with friends, find a tutor, set up a community or class calendar, save files without having to email them to yourself, make and use your own flash cards, and above all learn. It comes at no cost, just bring an open mind and willingness to succeed.

“TheClassConnection is a free educational tool available to students and teachers at both High Schools and Colleges around the world. The site allows users to be part of online academic ecosystems centered around individual classes. Users are able to create educational content, organize existing school materials, and communicate about academic issues; all from one easy-to-use online interface. These features comprise a virtual ecosystem for each class because one user can impact the entire class by creating a community calendar event, publicly sharing files, or posting a comment on the course forum. Simply put, it’s the digital trapper keeper, it’s the easy way to an A, it’s theClassConnection.com.”

TheClassConnection is social networking for students with a focus on studying. It’s a good way to get motivated about learning and keeping others around you organized and motivated as well. It takes advantage of social networking formats so users won’t have to be bored by a lackluster interface.

Will students be wont to use TheClassConnection? What makes TheClassConnection more appealing than local university networks or popular sites like Facebook?