Evernote Note Taking & Studying Tips From a Columbia University Professor

Whether you’re gearing up to go back or the semester’s already in session, Evernote's here to help you out. Level up your learning and optimize your note taking, making this your best school year yet.
In this video Dr. Jack McGourty, Evernote Expert & Professor of Entrepreneurship at Columbia University, shares his own method of using Evernote for note taking and studying that sets you up for long term success.
- Contents of this Video --
00:00​ - Intro
02:54 - What is SCORE?
03:20 - Search
04:32 - Search Journaling
04:55 - Capture
06:13 - Using the Scratchpad
06:49 - Organize
07:15 - Create a naming convention
08:24 - Organize what’s current
09:23 - Using Tags
10:13 - Structure class notes using Templates
10:32 - Using Templates to study
11:30 - Audio Recordings
11:43 - Using dictation to take notes
12:12 - Recognize
12:30 - Recall old class notes for reference
12:44 - Link similar class notes together
13:23 - Expand
13:48 - Share notes with fellow students & teachers
15:10 - Take handwritten notes
15:47 - Scan and search for handwritten notes
16:08 - Parting thoughts
To learn more from Dr. Jack McGourty, visit his website: ventureforall.com/
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