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eNotes is a new online resource for those in the education field, or others that are just interested in learning. Similar to some other tools for aggregating content and creating personalized notes on various topics, eNotes allows you to bookmark items, take notes and organize your referenced data. eNotes, however, is unlike most similar services in that it provides all of its own content, which comes through a regimented in-house publishing team that verifies all work available on the site. Upon registration you can tell eNotes what type of user you are -- student, teacher or neither -- so the content can be presented, organized and recommended accordingly.
Some of the features I particularly found useful on eNotes are the highlighted-text dictionary search options, the deep categorization of available content, the ease of search, and the study guides. One feature that students will especially appreciate is the ability to print and cite content; the citation option gives you the reference already formatted so all you have to do is copy and paste it into your term paper, granted this is the bibliography format your professor requires.
If you're hoping this service is free, you've already gotten your hopes up. It will cost you $49.95 per year. Fortunately for you, eNotes has given us 50 premium accounts for Mashable readers, so you can check out the full eNotes service. Just click here and enter "Mashable-50" as the invite code, and proceed to the registration process from there. In addition, eNotes offers custom versions of its service for schools and organizations, which would be ideal for shared lesson plans across a school district, or a collaborative graduate project at a university.