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Taking notes is an essential part of your job, no matter what you do. This week we discuss note taking strategies, supplies, and how we work. Also don’t miss out on a sticky #FunPaperFriday! John’s Storm Time Lapse Midichloria mitochonreii Note Taking Systems Don’t bother with highlighting, underlining, re-reading, etc. Those have been shown to be ineffective. (Dunlosky et al., 2013) Bullet Journal Outlining Cornell Method Sketch Notes. There is a book and workbook by Mike Rohde available to help you learn. Mind Mapping Note Taking Tools Digital vs. Analog We can talk about the advantages and disadvantages of each forever. Digital is re-workable (like lasso and move in penultimate). Paper is easier to write/shade/make more detailed and elegant notes Digital can embed media Paper doesn’t crash or run out of battery Digital can be backed up against loss Digital iPad Apps to write or type (omnioutliner for example) Smart pens like the Neo smartpen or the Livescribe Apps on laptops Analog Good notebooks