<p>I have a problem staying awake in class but came up with a great idea one night while I was on my long drive home. I create an personal app for android that randomly makes a noise that will alert me. I also made a "silent" mode that will vibrate instead of make a noise. I use the silent mode for class and and it works great. I turn this on before class and I stay awake the whole time and the best thing is that nobody else knows! Since it has worked so well for me I uploaded it for free to the Android App store. If you have any suggestions or request and changes/features let me know. Hopefully this will be useful to you great guys here at CC forums. Enjoy the app and stay awake!</p>
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<p>Just don’t take classes during siesta time (after lunch to mid afternoon).</p>
<p>That works too but sometimes it’s hard to schedule around that or stay awake if really boring lecture.</p>
<p>you might think that no one knows, but most professors can hear when a phone is vibrating. for all you know, you’re a daily annoyance in their lecture.</p>
<p>I agree and usually I cam hear the vibrate too but that is why I created the app:). I programmed it with a pattern that is hard enough to be felt but soft so you can can’t hear the vibrate. Like many people I keep the phone in my pocket and when I asked fellow students sitting around me none of them heard it also. I really can’t prove it to you but I recommend you give it a try. What can it really hurt? It’s free and the first time you feel somebody heard it you could turn it off.</p>
<p>Anybody give the app a try? I’m looking for some constructive feedback</p>
<p>Man, I just stay asleep if I fall asleep. Getting rest feels gooood.</p>
<p>a few rails. maybe an espresso. depends on the person, college is all about experimentation!</p>