Lecture Collusion Agency

At my university, lecturers are slowly making the transition to technology, allowing notes to be accessed the day before on the web. However, there are some esteemed academics who maintain the old fashioned approach of making us feverishly copy the notes during class to ensure all would miss their mother's funeral to attend.

Since these lecturers are uncompromisingly stubborn, I propose the creation of a student body that orgainizes lectures such that only one person takes down the notes and photocopies them to everyone else. This unfortunate task could be rostered between students part of what i call the "coalition of laziness". The result would be students actually concentrating on what the lecturer has to say, thus providing for an enhanced learning experience.

This idea is really only suitable to classes where the subject matter does not call for overly personalised notes. Students part of this organization would have to pass a stringent handwriting test, and penalties must be enforced for note-taking incompetence. I anticipate students may be inclined not to attend these lectures if notes will be available, thus the Lecture Collusive Agency should organize a roll call before each lecture.