Why take notes?

Metacognition

Actively taking notes

Critical Thinking and Reflection

Summary

Mind Mapping

Filling in the matrix

What to do when the professor has a style of speaking that you have difficulty understanding

Note-taking on slides

Conclusion

Introduction

Note-taking should act as a form of learning

3 step method for taking notes

Don't Write Down Facts, Write Down Conclusions

Use colored pens

Review your notes, don't re-learn them

Recap

Conclusion

Welcome

Note-taking process

Pens

Note taking system

Calculation examples

Cloud boxes

Diagrams

Drawing diagrams

Summary

Outro

Examples of notes

The Collector's Fallacy

Note-making test

How to Pick a Notes App That Will Increase Productivity?

The 3 Steps to Picking the Right Notes App

What is a Second Brain?

The 3 Notetaking Archetypes

The Architect Archetype

The Gardener Archetype

The Librarian Archetype

The 4 Most Recognized Notetaking Apps

The Student Archetype

What Notetaking Archetype Are You?

Identify the Most Important Inputs

Categorizing Your Inputs

Step Three: Reframe Your Inputs

Creating Notes

Read/Watch Later

Resources

Example: Project List

Benefits of an Areas List

Archival Notes

Conclusion

Intro

Folder Structure: Learn how to create and manage a well-organised folder structure within Apple Notes, making it easier to keep track of your notes and ideas.

Smart Folders: Discover how to use smart folders to automatically categorise your notes based on specific criteria, streamlining your note management process.

Quick Notes: I'll show you how to take advantage of Quick Notes for instant note creation, so you never miss an important idea again.

Continuity: Explore the seamless continuity between your Apple devices, allowing you to access and edit your notes on your iPhone, iPad, and MacBook effortlessly.

In-Note Features: Dive into the various in-note features, such as text formatting, checklists, tables, and more, to enhance the content and functionality of your notes.

Link Features: Learn how to leverage Apple Notes' link features to connect and navigate between your notes with ease.

Document Scanning: Discover how to easily scan and store documents within Apple Notes, transforming your device into a portable scanner for a paperless experience.

Outro

How to take effective notes

Structuring your notes

Write whole sentences

Make sure your notes are not an exact copy of the PowerPoint presentation

When to take notes

Examples to avoid

Tips for making pretty notes

Stick to 1 color

Make a header

Conclusion

Intro

Color Code Your Notes

Highlight Important Points

Divide Your Paper Into Sections

Organize Your Notes by Topic

Use Memo Notes

End Table

All products

3 note-taking styles

The Librarian

Note-taking tools for architects

The Gardener

Librarian note-taking app

Questions to ask yourself

Intro

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5 [IMPORTANT]

Intro

Grand Staff

The Musical Alphabet

Landmark Notes

Patterns

Intervals

Use All Tips

Closing Thoughts

Practice Tool

Introduction

Use Folders

Use Hashtags

Folders vs. Tags

Use Smart Folders

Scan Documents

Search in Attachments

Show Small Images

Format Before Scanning Text

Share Notes

Share a Folder

Lock Notes

Pin Notes

Change View Options

Customize Notes Settings

Search Smartly

Use Checklists

Create Notes from Elsewhere

Print Notes from iPhone or iPad

Wrapping Up