Maine's Note-taking is a service for individuals who are unable to take their own notes due to a disability or medical condition. It involves a professional notetaker taking notes during lectures, meetings, or conferences, and providing the transcribed notes to the user afterwards. There are two main types of Maine Note-taking: verbatim note-taking and summarized note-taking. Verbatim note-taking involves the notetaker recording everything that is said during a lecture, meeting, or conference, including the speaker's words, gestures, and non-verbal communication. Summarized note-taking is a more condensed version of verbatim note-taking, and involves the notetaker summarizing the main points of a lecture or meeting, rather than recording every single word. Maine's Note-taking can be a valuable service for individuals who are unable to take their own notes due to a disability or medical condition, as it allows them to keep up with their peers in the classroom or workplace.