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Also-how do you make notes from lectures that purely pictures or full of information on every slide? Do you start from day 1 of first term? How do you organise your notes..
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(Original post by WutJob..)
Also-how do you make notes from lectures that purely pictures or full of information on every slide? Do you start from day 1 of first term? How do you organise your notes..
Also-how do you make notes from lectures that purely pictures or full of information on every slide? Do you start from day 1 of first term? How do you organise your notes..
I took notes during lectures by using a laptop. I used to take notes in microsoft powerpoint, in the bit where it says add notes under each slide. I mainly used to note down anything that wasn't mentioned in the slide. I organised notes by making numerous files on a memory stick. If taking a laptop is not an option, a good way of taking notes would be to print off the slide show before the lecture. I only took stationary basics, like pen, pencil, rubber, sharpener, ruler, couple of highlighters and a clear pencil case.
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Hi there!
I took notes during lectures by using a laptop. I used to take notes in microsoft powerpoint, in the bit where it says add notes under each slide. I mainly used to note down anything that wasn't mentioned in the slide. I organised notes by making numerous files on a memory stick. If taking a laptop is not an option, a good way of taking notes would be to print off the slide show before the lecture. I only took stationary basics, like pen, pencil, rubber, sharpener, ruler, couple of highlighters and a clear pencil case.
Good luck
Hi there!
I took notes during lectures by using a laptop. I used to take notes in microsoft powerpoint, in the bit where it says add notes under each slide. I mainly used to note down anything that wasn't mentioned in the slide. I organised notes by making numerous files on a memory stick. If taking a laptop is not an option, a good way of taking notes would be to print off the slide show before the lecture. I only took stationary basics, like pen, pencil, rubber, sharpener, ruler, couple of highlighters and a clear pencil case.
Good luck
What if the slides are frequently 50+ pages long..
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(Original post by WutJob..)
Thanks for your answer.
What if the slides are frequently 50+ pages long..
Thanks for your answer.
What if the slides are frequently 50+ pages long..
I don't think it would be worth printing off all the slides. best thing to do would be to jot down any extra info. during the lectures and then, when you have some free time, go through the powerpoint again and take notes from the slide show.
Hope this helps
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Your welcome
I don't think it would be worth printing off all the slides. best thing to do would be to jot down any extra info. during the lectures and then, when you have some free time, go through the powerpoint again and take notes from the slide show.
Hope this helps
Your welcome
I don't think it would be worth printing off all the slides. best thing to do would be to jot down any extra info. during the lectures and then, when you have some free time, go through the powerpoint again and take notes from the slide show.
Hope this helps
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So you'd recommend making your own notes? I have never successfully done this, I just go over slides over and over again BUT it wastes a lot of paper.
So you'd recommend making your own notes? I have never successfully done this, I just go over slides over and over again BUT it wastes a lot of paper.
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