ˆּ๋᳝ٞׄ🦋ֻּּֽۣ֬. how to: digital notes in onenote

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Hello! It's @poof talking about one note today!

I'm your local lazy ass that decided to make something worth reading (sorry if I failed).Finally got some time to open up Gimp. FINALLY! (please don't sue me y e t, I'm normal, I promise). Oh, and this blog is kinda long, since I tried to cover 2 topics.

Okay, so I usually don't type all my notes during lectures and I'm about to change that soon, but right now I use notebooks; one notebook per    subject + one dumpbook, where I note random things unrelated to school subjects or when I forget my other notebooks.

BUT when it comes to the exams, I grab my herbal tea, sit down on the couch and take the   laptop. exams are a very good reason to make digital notes and here's why and how to do that. Without any further ado, let's jump to the actual blog.

as you can see :arrow_down: , you can make a digital "notebook" or a "binder" segmented to the sections that you can create. In each section you can make a page. Theoretically, in pages there's an unlimited amount of space, in which you can put any text you want and insert some charts/pics/icons. Thus, you can always edit your notes, your notebooks can be as large as you want and you don't have to waste paper or time looking for the information in your notes. Just search for the right section and page, and done!

What did I do? So, I basically created a   notebook where each section is the subject's name (though i didn't put every subject here, just a few) and the page titles say which exam those notes are for (does that make any sense?). Said that, If I want to make notes for the physics exam   no. 3 I'll name the section "physics" and the page "Exam PH3". I use the abbreviation PH (from "physics") before number to be sure that I'll be able to tell that those are physics notes.

so here are some tips for you that I use whilst taking notes.

1. write all the information you've got from the lessons provided by your teacher. by simply reading and re-writing information I already learn a lot. Even if I don't everything after rewriting, I don't really worry about that.

2. search extra info on the internet. Yes, you heard me. All the b.s. teachers tell you about   the Internet being a bad source for studying alone? Wikipedia being wrong?

That's    :clap:     not     :clap:     true!

I mean, auntie Wiki might be wrong   sometimes, but that doesn't necessarily make her bad. She's still the biggest online encyclopedia,    which means you'll find lots of information there.

Fact: by researching missing data, you subconsciously start to make an imaginary cause-and-effect chain. if you look up thing1    and there's info about thing2 that's probably going to make you wonder about thing2 and you'll look up thing2. Making causal links is a method of active learning, so you'll be able to non-ively   recall the data you put in the causal chain.

3. highlight/change important words' color.   Yes, I like to emphasize significantly important data and visual effects definitely help me stuff. Though, I like minimalism, so I try to avoid glittering and glossing everything with random colors, sticking to 2-3 of them, maybe. I have a special key that I use, but I think this post   is already way too long, so no further explanations. :joy:

4. add pictures. Lastly, I make mind maps using MindMeister,

which is great, but without the version you can't the png versions of them. To solve this problem, i use the Microsoft Snipping Tool programme. I don't know about   MacBooks, but I'm sure you can find a similar programme for them. Snipping Tool works like screenshots on phones. Then, I erase the background and insert the map into my notes. It all might sound confusing and hard to perform, but I'm quite used to doing it at the speed of light, heh.

Aaand that's it! That's all! Now you can grab your tea or coffee and enjoy your day with OneNote notes. Stuck in the train, need to revise? No problem, you can access the notes from your   phone. :two_hearts:

:copyright: post and graphics by @poof

all the images used for edits

represent k-pop idols that are

public figures.

> please don't copy. thank you.

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