Note-taking
The Cornell note-taking method, with an example
Cornell notes split every page into notes, questions and a summary. The layout takes a minute to learn. The part that makes it work is what you do with the questions afterwards.
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Note-taking
Methods for writing notes that stay useful after the day you wrote them.
Note-taking
Dictation vs typing: which is better for taking notes?
Speaking is faster than typing on a phone, but a dictated note is a rough draft. Here's when to talk, when to type, and the five-minute edit that makes dictation worth it.
4 min read
Note-taking
Five note-taking methods and when to use each
There's no single right way to take notes. There are five classic methods, each suited to a different kind of lecture or meeting, and it helps to know which is which.
4 min read
Note-taking
The Zettelkasten method, explained without the jargon
A Zettelkasten is a collection of short notes, each written in your own words and linked to related notes. Here's where it came from and a version you can start this week.
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