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When I take notes offline, I always have a pen and paper in hand. Also, Microsoft word is very helpful. I love copying and pasting, so that’s what I generally do copy and paste the information that is knowledgeable to me. Also, some sites I add to my computer tabs, in which I can keep that specific sites until I delete them. Also, I can be so nerdy, but I jot the site down on paper to refer back to it, if I am know where near my own computer.… Just throwing ideas out there.lol
ReplyDeleteWhen I takes notes over the internet, the only technique that I use in remembering my notes is by first writing them down in my notebook, and then going over the notes that I've written repeatedly. I try to go over my notes to the point where I can't stand to hear myself no longer speak. Sometimes I won't read my notes for a week or two and see if I remember anything that I read. Whatever I don't remember, I return back to my notes and see what I missed.
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