I don't think it can be appriciated enough how much this woman uses psychology in her video. From the colors to the background layout to the music in the background playing softly as she enlightens us. Great video as always PhD Fraza. Ciao
I'm a student at my final year in high school .so it's a long time to be a phd student (I wish). and the reason why I'm watching this is to gain the ability of taking excellent organized notes for my final year exams and absolutely for my phd in the future. I really appreciated to Mrs fraza for such great video.🥰💯💯 et je parle le francais 😅😅
I am pursuing my data science degree and at the same time a working professional. I cannot stress more how important taking notes are especially when you're a working professional. The memory fade-away when you move from one topic to different topic... I am big fan of taking notes on the notebook than digitally or highlight on book... If you're taking digital notebook then you'll realize that over the period of time, you've gathered a lot of junk and become more habitual of digital device...
The way you use Notion is really inspiring. I've been using RemNote to collect and connect what I'm learning but it would be nice to just integrate this "knowledge database" into my Notion instead. The fewer apps I have to keep track of the better!
i am jealous of your copy of GEB that is not completely falling apart. mine is a second printing from 1980 and has seen much better days. much of the content has not aged a bit, however
I was able to learn Chinese Mandarin language due to my teachers in China and the locals up in the Northern side of China. Understanding the parts of speech and sentence structure of any language is key to effective understanding to becoming fluent and also communicating with the locals.
similar set up, notion is great. short and sweet, just enter paper name, link to it and have the option to add notes if its relvevant. feel like i have my own internet at that point with the search feature. sure i will use it for years to come, have a personal bank of knowledge (also made a clip on my channel if youre curious charlotte on the notion set up, its very small in the sense of input, can document every paper i read this way) thanks for sharing!
I'm going into Computer Engineering with an emphasis on human interaction. While doing a minor in Civil Rights activism for the Latinx community. It's ALOT of info to remember. Thank you for sharing your study habits. Also, I'm currently learning Nahuatl (Aztec), and it's difficult because there are few native speakers or materials to immerse myself in. But I really love learning it still.
Forget activism & any major that ends in "Studies." Get yourself ahead in life and teach others willing to learn to do the same & you'll accomplish multiples of what so called activists do. Witness the BLM knuckleheads, Al Sharpto & his $3k suits, etc. posing & accomplishing nothing. Witness Dr. Ben Carson, poor black kid from the bad part of Detroit who saved many many lives & is a living exemplar & role model of success.
Thanks for this video. I am going to look into these tools. I am still a paper-copy kind of guy and it's getting unmanageable. Literally took notes on your video on the back of a printed article lol (that I haven't read yet lol). Douglas Hofstadter's writing is great. He wrote a forward to a book I have called Masters of Deception that features lots of international art, including M.C. Escher. It's basically an art showcase of what Neil deGrasse Tyson calls "brain fails". Totally totally *totally* recommend it.
I just started literature survey to find a MSc. thesis topic and felt completely lost among too many papers. Thank you for this video, I will try your technique to research.
Hi! Thank you for your videos! I was wondering how you can have full research articles on instapaper as they seem to just put the abstract and disregard the rest even if the full text of the article is available!
Hi Charlotte! Love the videos! Always learning something new. Do you use Notion as a « Second Brain », as the Ali or Elizabeth? Have you used Obsidian by any chance? Obrigado! Learning portugues and korean over here!
No I still haven't had a chance to use obsidian yet (think I should), but yes a large part of my system is based on Alis, but I adapt it to work with my PhD. I love how he organizes everything!
@@CharlotteFraza if you do try it out, I would love to know your take away from how it allows information to be organized in different ways. Analogue to the brain in many ways. Thanks for answering : ) ruclips.net/video/AhhFLXfldJQ/видео.html
@CharlotteFraza what you say about making links is what i use obsidian for - it allows me to link words or concepts then see all the articles linked to those in a graph view. It's been amazing for my research and general deep understanding of my subject area - everything i studied in undergrad is also included so unusual links i wouldnt otherwise have considered come up, which is so cool!
Let me say upfron that I loved your video!! I dropped out of a PhD program and among the reasons for me leaving was the faculty being unable to have empathy for the students who haven't mastered their research process. When I came to talk with the faculty about that they answered something like "I just do... I do not know what else can I show...". So right now I am applying for other programs and I have been developing my own method, especially for note taking, and you went right on the money for me when you talked about retrieving and combining information. Though, I would like to make some suggestions: Let me start by saying that I am from Brazil and English is not a language talked in the country. So not only I am not proficient, I am used to American and British accent. So not being used to your dutch accent might have compromised my judgment. 1) You mention about Notion, Instapaper and Readwise a couple of times, though in the first minutes I have difficulties to understand what they were. First I thought they were some kind of methods but only when I opened the description of your video I noticed they were actually apps. My recommendation would be in the future to take a few seconds to describe what they are before frequently mentioning them 2) I thought the video was too fast paced (again, consider my difficulties with the accent here). It felt like you did not catch a breath throughout the whole video. More than once I had to stop the video and catch a breath myself so I could process what you said and understand how your suggestions could help me. My expectations was the video to be some kind of a conversation but it felt like non stop information. Nonetheless, I want to conclude saying I loved your video!! It is the first one I read about the topic and it helped a lot!! Thank you very much!!!
You can show down video speed and turn on the automated closed-captioning (CC) for English subtitles or to translate into Brazilian Portuguese if needed.
Nice video, thanks for sharing! The thing is that I also enjoy reading paper books because they make me more concentrated and memorize things better, but it seems not easy to collect information from paper books into digital platforms, like notion... Do you have good advice for that, or you think it is ok to simply treat the two kinds of reading differently (which I am doing now)?
I am a medical student and want to do research on finding new treatments in psychiatry for computational perspective which books should I read which starts from basic and what areas of mathematics and physics should I read and books that starts from basic
Not sure this would work with arxiv papers on instapaper, i would have to just add the arxiv link and not the paper itself, so i won't be able to read without downloading the file either ways.
Hi Charlotte, do you have a paid subscription for Notion? I want to create a database to store my notes but after only 2 uploads of word documents, it says there's no more space. How do you manage to store a large amount of notes/imports on notion? Is it possible without paying? Thanks.
I am curious why you use instapaper + readwise instead of zotero? Have you tried a tool for thought (TfT) like Obsidian, Roam, Logseq etc? The slip box you talk about seems much easier to do in a tool like that. My bias is towards Zotero and Obsidian as that is my toolkit but we all work differently so am curious to the rational behind your choices 😁
Yes, I use Zotero as well, for really annotating papers etc, but I quite like the system as I have it now and it indeed takes a big step to move everything to a new system, so I need to see a big benefit idd :D.
@@CharlotteFraza ah ok, so was this focused on webpages more than articles? Totally understand the friction of switching, just wondering if you had tried them 😁
@@DannyHatcherTech Yeah I have installed a plugin to get the articles from zotero to notion, but I still feel it is not the perfect setup, so I'm playing around with it to make it perfect :D, but you use only zotero and obsidian?
Dear all, I wish to pursue research studies, but these days I'm struggling at literature review studies. I pick up a topic, find a research paper and read about it and therein I find some new concept, and start reading about this new concept from one platform to another. Now while keep doing this I find further new terminologies Or associated concepts, and finally upon digging up this way, I find myself getting confused at the end moment. I get distracted from whatever I started reading at first. Don't know why is it again and again happening. That's why I'm unable to finish the review paper I started writing about. Any help would be appreciated
I am fascinated by mathematics and neuroscience and listening to such a beautiful lady talking about it makes me fall in love even more, thank you beautiful lady
Hi...I watch your skill-based clips, which are quite inspiring. I'm a study coach and memory trainer coupled with math tuition and other skill-based courses. My question I have is regarding note-taking apps. I've been a user of Evernote since 2011 using the latest and paid version. What is your opinion between the two, Evernote and Notion. I do have Notion, the free version which is a great data-capturing app. I'm very fond of Evernote though...Not sure if you used Evernote before. If u did how would you define one from the other? Keep your youtube clips coming, I certainly learn a lot from them. Thank u.
![how I use notion as a graduate student | It ain't all aesthetics [2023]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/tAJWxtBSaFQ/mqdefault.jpg)
I don't think it can be appriciated enough how much this woman uses psychology in her video. From the colors to the background layout to the music in the background playing softly as she enlightens us. Great video as always PhD Fraza. Ciao
I'm a student at my final year in high school .so it's a long time to be a phd student (I wish).
and the reason why I'm watching this is to gain the ability of taking excellent organized notes for my final year exams and absolutely for my phd in the future.
I really appreciated to Mrs fraza for such great video.🥰💯💯
et je parle le francais 😅😅
I am pursuing my data science degree and at the same time a working professional. I cannot stress more how important taking notes are especially when you're a working professional. The memory fade-away when you move from one topic to different topic... I am big fan of taking notes on the notebook than digitally or highlight on book... If you're taking digital notebook then you'll realize that over the period of time, you've gathered a lot of junk and become more habitual of digital device...
The way you use Notion is really inspiring.
I've been using RemNote to collect and connect what I'm learning but it would be nice to just integrate this "knowledge database" into my Notion instead.
The fewer apps I have to keep track of the better!
GEB is the most challenging read I've ever attempted. Never finished it, and comprehended maybe 5%, but even that little was profoundly illuminating.
From a PhD student from KU Leuven: Thank you for your content Charlotte!
i am jealous of your copy of GEB that is not completely falling apart. mine is a second printing from 1980 and has seen much better days. much of the content has not aged a bit, however
I was able to learn Chinese Mandarin language due to my teachers in China and the locals up in the Northern side of China. Understanding the parts of speech and sentence structure of any language is key to effective understanding to becoming fluent and also communicating with the locals.
similar set up, notion is great. short and sweet, just enter paper name, link to it and have the option to add notes if its relvevant. feel like i have my own internet at that point with the search feature. sure i will use it for years to come, have a personal bank of knowledge (also made a clip on my channel if youre curious charlotte on the notion set up, its very small in the sense of input, can document every paper i read this way) thanks for sharing!
GEB book in thumbnail brought me here, and that's so great, I usually avoid notes but maybe I should too, since I do forget things. Thanls!
Thanks for sharing your methods and tools, Charlotte! nice to see GEB in the background, is one of my favorites books :)
That Kandel Neuroscience book in the background :) I have it too!
Thanks a lot! Direct, useful and sensible advice.
I'm going into Computer Engineering with an emphasis on human interaction. While doing a minor in Civil Rights activism for the Latinx community. It's ALOT of info to remember. Thank you for sharing your study habits. Also, I'm currently learning Nahuatl (Aztec), and it's difficult because there are few native speakers or materials to immerse myself in. But I really love learning it still.
Forget activism & any major that ends in "Studies." Get yourself ahead in life and teach others willing to learn to do the same & you'll accomplish multiples of what so called activists do. Witness the BLM knuckleheads, Al Sharpto & his $3k suits, etc. posing & accomplishing nothing. Witness Dr. Ben Carson, poor black kid from the bad part of Detroit who saved many many lives & is a living exemplar & role model of success.
Whats a "Latinx" and how is that any different from another American?
That’s admiring! Keep it up, it’s incredible you are developing your career but you are also aware to help society. I applaud you!
Can you share your notion template? Im a grad student and this can be useful
Thanks for this video. I am going to look into these tools. I am still a paper-copy kind of guy and it's getting unmanageable. Literally took notes on your video on the back of a printed article lol (that I haven't read yet lol). Douglas Hofstadter's writing is great. He wrote a forward to a book I have called Masters of Deception that features lots of international art, including M.C. Escher. It's basically an art showcase of what Neil deGrasse Tyson calls "brain fails". Totally totally *totally* recommend it.
Ow that sounds really good, I'm putting it on my tbr list!
I will add this video to my notion page
I just started literature survey to find a MSc. thesis topic and felt completely lost among too many papers. Thank you for this video, I will try your technique to research.
Heyyy... I love the anthropocene reviewed as well!
Hi, thanks for the video. I would like to know your workflow with PDFs. Thanks again.
Hi! Thank you for your videos! I was wondering how you can have full research articles on instapaper as they seem to just put the abstract and disregard the rest even if the full text of the article is available!
the beautiful lady of neuroscience, I really enjoy listening to her and of course seeing those beautiful eyes
This video is so helpful!
Thanks!
Thank you for sharing and I really appreciate this
Hi Charlotte! Love the videos! Always learning something new.
Do you use Notion as a « Second Brain », as the Ali or Elizabeth? Have you used Obsidian by any chance?
Obrigado! Learning portugues and korean over here!
No I still haven't had a chance to use obsidian yet (think I should), but yes a large part of my system is based on Alis, but I adapt it to work with my PhD. I love how he organizes everything!
@@CharlotteFraza if you do try it out, I would love to know your take away from how it allows information to be organized in different ways. Analogue to the brain in many ways. Thanks for answering : )
ruclips.net/video/AhhFLXfldJQ/видео.html
@CharlotteFraza what you say about making links is what i use obsidian for - it allows me to link words or concepts then see all the articles linked to those in a graph view. It's been amazing for my research and general deep understanding of my subject area - everything i studied in undergrad is also included so unusual links i wouldnt otherwise have considered come up, which is so cool!
Let me say upfron that I loved your video!!
I dropped out of a PhD program and among the reasons for me leaving was the faculty being unable to have empathy for the students who haven't mastered their research process. When I came to talk with the faculty about that they answered something like "I just do... I do not know what else can I show...". So right now I am applying for other programs and I have been developing my own method, especially for note taking, and you went right on the money for me when you talked about retrieving and combining information.
Though, I would like to make some suggestions:
Let me start by saying that I am from Brazil and English is not a language talked in the country. So not only I am not proficient, I am used to American and British accent. So not being used to your dutch accent might have compromised my judgment.
1) You mention about Notion, Instapaper and Readwise a couple of times, though in the first minutes I have difficulties to understand what they were. First I thought they were some kind of methods but only when I opened the description of your video I noticed they were actually apps. My recommendation would be in the future to take a few seconds to describe what they are before frequently mentioning them
2) I thought the video was too fast paced (again, consider my difficulties with the accent here). It felt like you did not catch a breath throughout the whole video. More than once I had to stop the video and catch a breath myself so I could process what you said and understand how your suggestions could help me. My expectations was the video to be some kind of a conversation but it felt like non stop information.
Nonetheless, I want to conclude saying I loved your video!! It is the first one I read about the topic and it helped a lot!! Thank you very much!!!
Você é o cara que todo mundo procura nos comentários, grato pelas suas considerações mano!!
You can show down video speed and turn on the automated closed-captioning (CC) for English subtitles or to translate into Brazilian Portuguese if needed.
Nice comment. Thanks for the insight I'm really with you and wanted to say the same 🙏
Bruh... you are waaaayy toooooo slow for this fast pace world.
@@wonderhittv9233 Same .
Reading is the part of the process of becoming less wrong about the world. - Charlotte Fraza, 2022
Lovely quote to live by.....
Thanks a lot 😁
Very helpful video
Thanks for good advice
Thank you for sharing!
I’m learning PHD. Now I found this problem how can I take note papers research your video that help me a lot Thank you from my heart 😊😊
Happy to help!
Thank you i was looking forward to this video
Nice video, thanks for sharing! The thing is that I also enjoy reading paper books because they make me more concentrated and memorize things better, but it seems not easy to collect information from paper books into digital platforms, like notion... Do you have good advice for that, or you think it is ok to simply treat the two kinds of reading differently (which I am doing now)?
Fantastic!! One more follower
I have the exact same system 💻 It was a good thing to implement in my life. A good “idear” 🌚
I am a medical student and want to do research on finding new treatments in psychiatry for computational perspective which books should I read which starts from basic and what areas of mathematics and physics should I read and books that starts from basic
Why not use mind maps or memory palaces? Is Notion better for note-taking than these memory hacks?
Not sure this would work with arxiv papers on instapaper, i would have to just add the arxiv link and not the paper itself, so i won't be able to read without downloading the file either ways.
Hi Charlotte, do you have a paid subscription for Notion? I want to create a database to store my notes but after only 2 uploads of word documents, it says there's no more space. How do you manage to store a large amount of notes/imports on notion? Is it possible without paying? Thanks.
Love your videos. Super helpful in helping me stay organized.
Also, not for nothing, you look like Rebecca Ferguson’s cute cousin
Wow! Great 👍
GEB is a great book :)
I am curious why you use instapaper + readwise instead of zotero?
Have you tried a tool for thought (TfT) like Obsidian, Roam, Logseq etc? The slip box you talk about seems much easier to do in a tool like that.
My bias is towards Zotero and Obsidian as that is my toolkit but we all work differently so am curious to the rational behind your choices 😁
Yes, I use Zotero as well, for really annotating papers etc, but I quite like the system as I have it now and it indeed takes a big step to move everything to a new system, so I need to see a big benefit idd :D.
@@CharlotteFraza ah ok, so was this focused on webpages more than articles?
Totally understand the friction of switching, just wondering if you had tried them 😁
@@DannyHatcherTech Yeah I have installed a plugin to get the articles from zotero to notion, but I still feel it is not the perfect setup, so I'm playing around with it to make it perfect :D, but you use only zotero and obsidian?
@@CharlotteFraza yes only zotero and Obsidian. I have some vidoes explaining how it all works. I will do a setup style video at some point 😁
You are AMAZING 💞, How do you manage your day?
Dear all,
I wish to pursue research studies, but these days I'm struggling at literature review studies.
I pick up a topic, find a research paper and read about it and therein I find some new concept, and start reading about this new concept from one platform to another.
Now while keep doing this I find further new terminologies Or associated concepts, and finally upon digging up this way, I find myself getting confused at the end moment.
I get distracted from whatever I started reading at first.
Don't know why is it again and again happening.
That's why I'm unable to finish the review paper I started writing about.
Any help would be appreciated
Nice vídeo and great channel
Awesome content
You should see Genei - way better for this than notion.
Thanks!
You are welcome!
I am fascinated by mathematics and neuroscience and listening to such a beautiful lady talking about it makes me fall in love even more, thank you beautiful lady
Yes I need Miss.
Hi...I watch your skill-based clips, which are quite inspiring. I'm a study coach and memory trainer coupled with math tuition and other skill-based courses. My question I have is regarding note-taking apps. I've been a user of Evernote since 2011 using the latest and paid version. What is your opinion between the two, Evernote and Notion. I do have Notion, the free version which is a great data-capturing app. I'm very fond of Evernote though...Not sure if you used Evernote before. If u did how would you define one from the other? Keep your youtube clips coming, I certainly learn a lot from them. Thank u.
first 20 seconds of the video:"tell me you're doing research on bayesian brain, without telling me ....." :D
Ich lerne Deutsch, aber ich mag Nicos Weg. Und Nicos Weg ist kostenlos
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What is the brand of ebook reader you ise?
Python ,R, JS
Tried Duolingo and HelloTalk for learning languages?
Genial! Where are you from?
Netherlands (says so in video description)
This is the type of woman who has a second monitor that is mounted sideways 😎
Thanks for the video. Btw, Are you Irish? Is she Irish?
Sounds Duch to me.
idearsr
she speaking in cursive
@@luciav8595 Got it, got it. 😅👌 Very elegant indeed.
Video needs an idear counter
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Correct me if I'm wrong, Australian?
Idear
Who doesn’t like Notion?🥺🥺
👍🔟
Que doctorado estás haciendo?
Computational Neuroscience. Its in the description.
You are beautiful... In Spanish: Eres Hermosa...
I AM ALSO DOING PHD ..BUT MAM YOU USE YOUR HAND ALOT WHEN YOU ARE TALKING OR EXPLAINING....LOL...
I thought that was emma stone