What nobody told you about handwritten vs. digital notes

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So, digital notes vs. handwritten notes is the debate that has been messing around with students' brains since eternity. Is it really better to take notes by hand? Or is it the other way around?
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:41 - The purpose of note-taking
04:21 - Handwritten: Pros & Cons
05:43 - Digital: Pros & Cons
08:03 - What do I do?
08:44 - Conclusion
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[@XTheBeautyGuruX]

Re-writing your notes into summaries with added information from your textbook makes you engage with the content of your class for a second time, which counts as revision. You are also familiar with your own style of notetaking, as other people can use abbreviations etc you do not know. Making your own summaries and notes also ensures you have everything you wanna have in the document, so you're sure there's nothing missing.
In this way, you are not doing it for "your satisfaction" as you call it, but as active revision.
Also, your analogy doesn't make sense. You already have the showroom car (your class notes), and you're just choosing customisations to fit your wants and needs (added textbook notes and formatting everything clearly).

[@Elabd]

That was very helpful for me and very fun actually thx

[@shivammwarambhey5614]

Hello, the concept that taking notes is not good especially in medical college just blew my mind. Often I can understand a concept but can’t frame it properly in exam so I make structured notes to help ease that formation process. So is it better to invest time on processing information just by simply reading once and stop writing notes? What are your strategies for heavy influx of information?

[@RameshKumar-ng3nf]

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[@ArhamSheikh]

Welcome to the tribe!

[@libanonline]

Takk takk

[@ArhamSheikh]

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[@thefuturechemist]

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[@lavanyasrilatha3647]

Great vedio brother !!!!! But I have a doubt ......
U have said that if we're coming from india we must have 13 yr qualification ....so u said we can do 1 yr University but we is of 3 yrears so can we just stop with 1yr leaving rest of two years ????

[@ArhamSheikh]

Because norwegian high school is equivalent to highschool + 1 year uni from india

[@lavanyasrilatha3647]

@@ArhamSheikh yeah I got that ......my question is usually the university is of 3 years ....can we do 1yr and just leave the other two ....will the Norwegian university accept that ??

[@fardeenbasha8065]

Hello sir , what about think zettelkasten note taking

[@masterchief1653]

i liked your car analogy 😁

[@ArhamSheikh]

oh yes fam! 🚙

[@trulsjuniordanielsen4009]

What coockin sapiens haha

[@ArhamSheikh]

That’s the jam fam 🤟🏽