For me, the problem with digital notes is that studying through a screen makes me very tired very fast, unlike paper notes. Paper notes work better for me, but each person is different and has their own methods. Love your videos :)

@LORD-kg4sl

2 жыл бұрын

yep and thats also the reason why some people read books on paper rather than reading them digitally also watching too much on screen can strain your eyes although people binge on youtube for 4 hours straight lmao

@studywithme444

2 жыл бұрын

I feel this too, but I just can’t beat the structure and organisation of electronic notes.

@savenstudies7650

2 жыл бұрын

nice

@Belgarathe

2 жыл бұрын

I would say this is advance technique. I think his point is that from here you can easily chop it into flash cards and make it searchable. The problem I face in my masters program is that I am now facing a lot of more information being thrown at me that I need to process a lot faster than in my undergraduate classes. So I need to short cut the whole notetaking process as much as possible and spend more time learning. Old way, condensing notes by writing summary notes at least once. New way from original notes break it into digital flash cards and use focus on anki. If something anki doesn’t make sense, search old notes to see how it fits. Also this allow more time for supplemental material to come in. You’re still putting a lot time of time to study but you’re now filling holes in understanding versus just rewriting notes. also also allows you to review flash cards wherever you are at the right time and no less. It’s scary to do something different but needs necessitate change and for someone like me who’s handling a full time masters program in Engineering and Computer Science, and two separate jobs/complex projects that takes up 30++ hours all of which requires me to being physically there. Yea I have to be focus and very time disciplined. This coming from the guy who love physical books, loving the feel of turning pages, and the scent of old books.

@saraelhm6912

2 жыл бұрын

I feel the same. I personally take all my notes on mu laptop as it's easier for me to type and to add pictures or schemes. Then i re-read my notes to erase the information that is not relevant and i rearange everything to make sure everuthing is clear. Then i print all my notes and i underline and study through them. It works perfectly for me because it allows me to make perfect notes (as i can type fast so i don't leave any info out and i can add pictures to make everything clearer) and then to study i just print it

I love that I can bring all my books, notes and presentations within my iPad. It's much lighter than if I had handwritten everything. But I miss having the satisfaction paper and pen gives somehow. Especially because I like to spread out all my notes, books and other sources all over the table. It's a hard toss

@carmenrenee5146

2 жыл бұрын

You can still enjoy paper note taking. Just incorporate a portion of your classwork to paper notes. I love my sharpies. And still love to hand write certain notes with them. I’m new to digital note taking and am absolutely obsessed with all I can consolidate. Implementing GoodNotes alongside, makes my life so much easier. ♥️

@dr.dolzur223

2 жыл бұрын

There's a cover for iPads called paperlike, it gives the same feel

@giorgia1215

2 жыл бұрын

I love my tecnology, but I also use paper when it's time to study. I need to write to fix information in my brain so I first read and highlight from my Ipad the notes/book, then write the essential parts on paper (like schemes) and then use my grapich tablet to "repeat" by writing very fast and ugly key words and then I'll repeat (active recall) typing on the keyboard very fast. The paper schemes then will be useful for review day. I've found this method to work for me.

@carmenrenee5146

2 жыл бұрын

@@dr.dolzur223 Yep. To a degree. But nothings like good ole paper. And there are some that are much better than Paperlike and much cheaper too.

@dr.dolzur223

2 жыл бұрын

@@carmenrenee5146 Shoot me with the names of some of those, cuz I wanted to buy one but also didn't want to throw that much money into it

As a medical student and a part-time youtuber, i was recently thinking on buying an iPad for my studies, perfect video and perfect timing!

@otaku_zero3751

2 жыл бұрын

@@RameshKumar-ng3nf i think ipad better

@carmenrenee5146

2 жыл бұрын

@@otaku_zero3751 it sure is.

@SN-edits4u

2 жыл бұрын

iPad is must have device when u want to write notes on screen

@bharatnyr

2 жыл бұрын

I did that. But the fact that my handwriting looks different and ugly kinda bothers me. Also. Ive figured the chances of me going back to something ive written on paper is just way higher than my ipad notes.

@bharatnyr

2 жыл бұрын

I usually handwrite notes on a book and convert them into a pdf. That way i could access them anytime

For these 2 years in med uni I learnt that there's no wrong way of studying or way of writing notes,all methods are good as soon as they help at least one person to understand the material (the only wrong methong is to procrastinate all year and learn everything for a day). Also taking paper notes, I think on this way, help in one type of disciplines and digital notes in others,even no notes help. I see this in me-I don't like to write in anatomy,when I see it,I immediately understand it (okay,maybe sometimes I add like a summary),biochemistry in pictures and some little explanation is bomb and physiology-writing and imagination hahah. Summary: It doesn't matter how you learnt something,it matters that you did it,it worked for you and you enjoyed the process of learning the particular thing. No work=no results P.S. Happy and calm celebrations!

@ishqiahmed4315

2 жыл бұрын

yeah. a lot of people say that studying by writing notes is wrong. personally, i dont write notes when i work but for some people writing notes may be their most efficient way of studying so like you i dont see a problem in however people decide to study

@am.b.1552

2 жыл бұрын

@@ishqiahmed4315 Idk why but people are with the fix idea that they must take notes. And so what? You lose time in doing something just because you thought or someone told you that you have to do it (and you tend to make it beautiful,I know at least you saw one video on YT how to make beautiful notes with so much colouring and so on),to have it in a notebook but actually you don't tend to understand it and then nothing is done but a useless task. I don't say that you have to stop but learn how to do it on the right way and don't concentrate on this,concentrate how to understand the lectures of the professors

@criscros7497

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you .. as a first year medical student, im just losing time trying to figure out a good study technique.. then i stress myself cuz im losing that time, but you are right i should just study and eventually i will create the perfect metod in time

@savenstudies7650

2 жыл бұрын

wow

@emmanguyen794

2 жыл бұрын

yes, thank you

i honestly prefer handwrtitten notes, it makes me feel like i'm actually learning something vs when i take digital notes i always assosiate it with entertainment and lost focus easily because of all the other apps and websites i couls access.

@amankumar-qv7wm

Жыл бұрын

It Is better as there is no distraction.

@unknownad_official

Жыл бұрын

Also you will spend time on makig your notes looks better than the time dedicated to learnin the material itself

I think writting done notes on paper really helps in storing information. However, the amount of material and content you receive in university is a lot. Its nearly impossible to sit down and make proper notes like high school. So students then tend to move to digital note taking which makes the process a bit fast.

Honestly once I bought my iPad and GoodNotes I have never been more efficient. I like paper notes but there’s nothing better than having infinite amounts of “paper” all on a single light weight device

⏰Timestamps for the Viewers:⏰ 0:00 Intro 0:27 Handwritten + memorization 5:55 Digital Notes: the obvious pros 9:55 Digital notes: an aid to active recall and spaced repetition 12:40 Conclusions

@user-jk8nh5og7l

2 жыл бұрын

thanks bro

@AmanChopraYT

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-jk8nh5og7l Welcome!

@savenstudies7650

2 жыл бұрын

thank

@AmanChopraYT

2 жыл бұрын

@@savenstudies7650 no problem!

@studyboo4069

2 жыл бұрын

This should be pinned

I work with a hybrid system, I take handwritten notes in lectures and use digital notes for seminar prep. Especially as a law student, the digital notes for my readings helps me to work efficiently and stops there being 10 pages of notes from a reading. The handwritten lectures get typed up as well as part of revision and help to memorise the key info.

This has always been a problem for me especially in high school, but this video really summarised both the positives and cons of both so thank you Nasir!

After researching on youtube for months on digital note taking and whether or not to make the switch... I recently purchased an iPad for digital note-taking, and it has been one best decisions I've ever made. When you buy the right accessories for your iPad, it can make the whole process better. It is WAY more organized, and I find it fun to be able to easily access pictures on google to help you with your notes. This is one of those decisions that I do not regret and has made school and note taking a lot more fun.

@AngieMarie90s

2 жыл бұрын

May I ask which iPad you decided to buy? Because I’ve been debating for a while & I start this semester next week 🥲

@SophiaAngel-xi2br

2 жыл бұрын

I have an iPad Pro personally for school but honestly the iPad Air would be perfect and are more affordable. Hope everything works out for you! 💛

I made handwritten notes for years. YEARS. Not during lectures but during my study time as well. But this year it felt like it was too much. I was running short on time and writing was time-consuming, not to mention the awful hand cramps I got when trying to cram studying for my midterm into a few days. So I was forced to just type my notes since I had no time and then found out it was AMAZING. Less time, looks a lot neater, and it's very easy to share with my friends or access from any device. You can even easily search for keywords!! Now I just have empty notebooks lying around :))

I prefered just using papers to write but this channels videos has showed me much benefits of digit notes and question banks , i really appreciate nasir's work , thanks

Hey Nasir, absolutely love your videos. I am currently doing my BSc in Nursing and I love digital note taking especially using Notion. I was inspired by your Notion set up so I've done something similar and adapted it to Nursing. I too have a conditions list where I do my own research into conditions and I have my own medical dictionary to hand on placement, granted I don't need the depth of knowledge as you do but it is still super handy. Thank you :)

It's been a while since I surfed on KZread, and I am happy to see that there's another insightful video! I like the point of being flexible and able to adjust to the situation, because notetaking is just a process of distilling the most useful and helpful knowlege after we understand the contents, and we needn't constrain ourself to just one method. Thanks for your sharing!

I take handwritten notes and then type them on my computer at home, so they’re cleaner. I noticed when I started doing this that the information would stay in my mind with this method

Such a legend 🔥 thank you for all your help and advice you truly are too good 😊

You’re correct that digital note taking is more efficient but I think handwriting notes taught you how to filter what was important to write down thus not just typing everything verbatim. Otherwise a person who went straight to digital note taking will zone out the material and end up with lots of information but no real association with the material. I’ve been guilty of this where I had accidentally typing my conversation with my roommate while listening to a lecture.

Man Kharma Medic is now a sensei when it comes to note taking he's at an elite level and it shows because this requires years of hard work and figuring out what works best

I agree with a lot of what you've said. For some things, like learning the correct stroke order for Korean and Japanese, it seems easier with handwriting. I think each situation can have a different good outcome.

i love how your videos are always on time like this is exactly what i need rn. thank you for another BANGER😍🙌🏻

I’m still in secondary school but the methods that works for me is after having the notes taken in school. I convert them into ANKI questions and test myself again and again with the in-built algorithm then come exam time I use ppqs and that literally works for me every single time. great vid as usual nasir, how did your SJT exam go?

@Belgarathe

2 жыл бұрын

Did you use any plugin for anki? Also when you review did you review from laptop or phone?

Okay but my biggest struggle is always trying to “condense”. I always end up finding that everything is important and it’s my biggest struggle while studying 😭

@ohhiguy

2 жыл бұрын

Consider instead of condensing, just use abbreviations of key words. So let's say you do this for 5 pages, then try to do recall using only the abbreviations. You will miss a lot. Add a few more notes and abbreviations you need so you can get through it. You always keep your original long version as a back-up key to double check yourself.

@priyadarshinisaikia1395

2 жыл бұрын

Thats too relatable and i hate it😭😭

Hand written notes are definitely better retained. My biggest issue with hand written notes in school was efficiency. I could type out notes much faster in sequence with the prof speaking. And then, I would try visualize what I typed out when I was studying. That worked for me really well

I can't tell you how glad I am that I found your channel. You are a huge inspiration, love your videos and keep going

I spent my first year of uni experimenting. I started handwriting everything, and typing up summaries, but found that since everything that was said was important I was missing information. I then switched to typing during the lectures and writing out a condensed version (ideally within 24 hours) so I still got the benefit of handwriting info, but I found with readings and assignments, I got weeks behind in writing it out. For the past two years I have typed my notes, and also typed my summaries, and I've found it works for me. Especially since for some of my courses, we wouldn't find out the purpose of the lectures until the last one in a chunk, so I really just needed to write down everything that was said so I could later go through and figure out what was important!

@charlottesinclair9354

Жыл бұрын

@@ballooneyjr4294 yeah it definitely depends on the lecturer! I used to use onenote which was backed up to my university onedrive account, but this year have been just having one word doc per paper, which is backed up to icloud, and I've found it much easier being able to just scroll up or search through the whole document compared to onenote

Thanks for making a video on this topic especially for degrees with lots of information being tossed at you. I love handwriting notes on paper but it became a little difficult to maintain when a lot of my classes became reliant PowerPoint slides with each diagram being marked up with lots of information. So I got an iPad for it. I would love to switch to typing notes but not sure how you handle diagram heavy notes such that a professor would discuss a part of pathway like between step 1 and 2 then between step 3-4?

As a med student, this guy gave me a lot of advice.

Digital notes for me early years in medical school... followed by no notes later years, and just revising from better notes other people had made!

@henrysutton5813

2 жыл бұрын

I see 2 medic youtube legends!!!

@danieljinsun

2 жыл бұрын

@@henrysutton5813 what is this, a crossover episode?

@henrysutton5813

2 жыл бұрын

@@danieljinsun Only the best one

As a physics student my Ipad has been perfect. For me I have to write a lot of equations and math and the apple pencil is amazing. Also I don’t think that my courses are that much on memorizing content. Great video again Nassir, i can always learn a lot from your advice and tips!

@micahnelson8567

6 ай бұрын

I’m an electrical engineering student and physics minor and this is exactly how I’ve seen things unfold. Just got an iPad for this coming semester and I’m super stoked.

i think it also depends a lot on the kind of subjects you are studying. for example, when i was in high school i used to take almost all my notes digitally on a laptop: it was fast and easy, especially with subjects with full, long periods such as latin or english literature. while now, in university, i'm studying engineering and it's just so difficult and time consuming to write numbers, equation, chemical formulas on my pc. even though i really miss the aesthetic of my digital notes, for some subjects the old fashioned way is the easiest

i use both - [ too broke to buy an ipad with an apple pencil ] when I'm listening to lectures i take down notes handwritten bcs for its efficient or just maybe i am used to that kind of setup eversince highschool days, and i use digital notes when i re-organize my notes for my upcoming exams. both are just effective for me. this video is really great bcs it showcase the pros and cons of both methods, i feel like this video isn't bias at all! ps: i'm an engineering student, but i really love watching your videos!

@Belgarathe

2 жыл бұрын

Lol think of this way. You don’t have to worry if you have charge up your batteries. Nor will you sweat it if you backpack accidentally gets wet. Plus your class is more about implementation than regurgitation of knowledge so Anki isn’t as important as your using the technique learn in varied ways

I had an Ipad during med school in Turkey and professors were always so interested in my note taking 🤣 It was so much butter than physical notes because I could directly write next to the slights and zoom in if necessary.

this was an amazing video thank you so much! It perfectly broke down the dilemma i think most students face when choosing how to study

This was super helpful, thanks so much for sharing! I’m going into my freshman year as an english major so there’s going to be a lot of writing and I’ve always relied on handwriting my notes, but now I think I’ll try & merge note taking via notion as well. Thanks again!💗

Useful as always!!!

Bro, u r just awesome man......for the past few weeks you were uploading the exact content that I was expecting from you....and the streak continues. Btw expecting a day the life of yours video. This one was an absolute banger 🎊🤯

I found that at first taking handwritten notes and then converting them into digital notes for studying is best for me. + when I feel like something isn't explained well enough I can add some information to my notes, I then *try* to organise my handwritten notes in case I want to look back on it. But tbh after a few years of studying it's just too much stuff flying around so I only keep things like equations that are a pain to write on a laptop.

@twilight7457

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't it take too much time? It is basically taking notes twice, although this is a good way to study and remember things.

absolutely amazing and helpful video, thank you Nasir!!!!

this video made the decision for me !! I was looking at a bunch of videos on how to take paper notes and make them neat/efficient but I realize that digital notes are just more practical especially with so much information !

Thanks for clearing this out. I felt that this explanation completes the video prior to this one. I really think at different times, different subjects, the techniques used vary and it also depends on the person. I hate looking at a screen for a long time and that is why notes work for me. I have also been in courses when the content is so massive that note taking simply does not work, and honestly typing also took too much time, I simply would underline/digitally highlight the key things and flip through the pages to read them before tests and it made the studying process really fast. I am still trying other things like reviewing past summary notes 5 to 10 minutes every other day to see how this works on long term memory. Different things work at different times.

@Belgarathe

2 жыл бұрын

You nailed it. Different classes need different approach. I think the process for preparing for midterm helps material cement concepts in your mind. Obviously someone need fast typing skills to make this technique to work.

@carolinakim1517

2 жыл бұрын

@@Belgarathe Studying for midterm or any other bulk exam definitely helps. It forces to analyze and do some critical thinking to know when to use what out of all that info. I actually type fast but what I meant was that sometimes when there is so much information even typing takes a long time overall. I also agree with what the video explains, I feel like I focus and condense less when I type, than when I do handwritten notes.

@Belgarathe

2 жыл бұрын

@@carolinakim1517 agree it being so intentional with your focus. I usually doing several things including revisions, mind mapping etc depending on what’s needed and if open note or closed notes. My background,I finished my first quarter of my full time masters, worked two jobs that are project management and was teaching college kids how to creat android development. The master program was a massive information dump, with slides very dense in material with expectations to keep implement it concepts in math and programming. Ended with all A and A+. What worked was focusing on the right stuff and strict time management. So looking to implement this video ideas to help free up more time

Dude honestly, I get so happy when you upload videos… the days in between you posting I have NOTHING to watch or there’s just nothing I’m interested in. You’re unmatched Nasir.

This video was so well done I brought myself a surface pro. Today I learned handwriting and digital note taking will never be the same for me again. Cheers!

FINALLY!!!! PEOPLE OF MY KIND! i was just searching for an alternative for paper note cos i’ve been a paper-pencil student since idk but i’ve realized that it’s time consuming esp when you’re in medical school so i am gradually switching into digital notes. THANK YOU FOR THE TIPS

hello Doc👋 I'm from Philippines and I watched all of your videos everyday. Thank You for all of your advice. May God continue to bless you. Fighting!✊

I think the main thing is to be able to recall things and learn them. If you write on paper or on a ipad, it all comes down to the fact how well you are able to grasp it. And it only comes with multiple revision, not just one time writing. So digital or traditional note making, it's upto you how much time you are giving to read those notes again and again and again.

Love the discussion about the different types of notes you’ve taken over the years. The way you structure your notes in Notion has been a ‘template’ for me and made a huge difference. Thank you Nasir! Merry Christmas and a happy new year.

@sugarplumtiramisu

2 жыл бұрын

Does he have a notion template

After a lot of Notions videos back in the past I now understand how powerful it is so thank you. Being in a degree way easier in term of quantity of information, I think I can switch from laptop to notebook for note taking in lectures. But in the same time, the search and access options of digital notes is a no brainer for post lectures studies. Thank you for that video, it will probably make my sophomore year way easier in term of organization!

I've just used handwriting on iPad for a few months. and this is one of the decisions this year

I love your vids and keep on the good work

i totally agree even for a mcq exam the results came bbetter for me after i wrote and practiced it but typing improve there repitition of the thing like definitions

I think if u can't rewatch lectures and they are only available once then typing them is good and then going a=back and writing them to understand the information is better since u wanna be able to capture everything however if ur able to rewatch them at ur own pace then writing them makes more sense

I really liked how you went right into the topic, thanks

ER Doc here !!! Handwritten forever ! SO much involvement and interaction. Everything will stick better. Stay Safe all !

Notetaking with kharmamedic Season 2 Episode 2 👏 Notetaking101withDrNasirkharma

Very helpful! Thank you!

Greetings from computer science master's school! Your aesthetic and attitude always cheered me up! Keep going and Merry Xmas 🎄❤️!

I have re-watched this video so many times now. This is so helpful

We need a notion tour! Great video!

Loved your video 🤩 I would like to know please how do you sync Notion and Notability? I keep going between these two apps and I just can’t decide which one to use. I wish Notion had the option of using apple pen and editing pdf in the app. Do you still use Notability or have you swapped entirely to Notion? Thank you so much 🙏🏼 Happy Holidays ⭐️

one of a kind... Thank you DOC..

Hi Nasir, your videos will always be optimistic,cheerfull,motivational, and conceptual. I always do a lot of learning from your videos..!! :)

Hi Nasir! Great vid as always.Quick question though.What use does the ipad serve now that you have switched to Notion for note taking instead of handwritten notes?

Best of both worlds is handwritten digital notes. You have the search-ability and flexibility of adding images or pictures, but get that brain processing of writing by hand. I like to use the notability app on an ipad. But I can totally understand that it might get inefficient when you have no time so whatever fits your situation best.

The God of notetaking has spoken 🙏😊 Awesome video!👍💯🌟

I'm a 5th year medical student, I do hand writing to everything Ipads/laptops are expensive in our setting . I'm putting this in my wish list ❤️

I prefer traditional pen to paper.I love writing notes.You're very inspirational, and helpful Nasir.❤

Just in time. Thanks a lot.

Great video Nasir!

Your content is the best mate 👍

I have been going to a tech school these last two years of high school for medical assisting to get my foot in the door for the medical field. My school introduced me to a note-taking style that has helped me tremendously and all there is to it is a print out of the lecture and then writing down what my teacher says that is either not in the notes or what would be important on the tests. To revise I would go through the powerpoint over and over through out the week and then there would also be a study guide now obviously when i get to college there won't be study guides but I think i am going to turn my lectures and notes into quizlet questions and sets to revise. We will see when I get to premed this fall but if anyone has any tips definitely let me know :)))

Really motivated me during my pre med days and now in my med days

great video, would love to hear about your organisation methods, eg digital vs paper calendar and to do list. thank you

Thanks to Nasir, I’m on Notability and I published my first note which is on Introduction to French ‘Phonétique’.

Thank you so much!!

Really interesting video. Quite beneficial and useful! I would like to mention two aspects that for me make handwritten notes useful/needed: 1. I studied computer science in university and this required lots of math related subjects. I prefer to use handwritten notes when it comes to solving math problems. 2. Photographic memory is the foundation for me. I have taken most of my exams thanks to it. I have found that it works better for me when being used in combination with handwritten notes. For some reason I find it easier to visualise it in my head. 3. If you use iPad + Pencil for handwritten notes you can still have the search ability and accessibility covered. That being said I prefer to type my notes when it comes to reading non fiction books where I want to keep a list of quotes and references. I also prefer to type my notes when it comes to subjects involving lots of power point presentations and pdf files.

Thank you I am looking for it

I take notes on my laptop and in a notebook. It helps me remember and recall everything I learned about. Also it is convenient if I don’t wanna bring one or the other.

Damn, Another Banger Hit Us

I do first way i mean hand writing but i have the same problem so thanks for advise 🌹🌹

you encourage me to do my best in my studying engeniring

When I attended the University through my master's programs, I took many hand written notes. Like yourself, finding information on a broader scale is daunting. When isolating information, hand written notes work well. The notion application will definitely assist when organizing notes.

It’s interesting to see different people has different notes taking methods or study methods. As a MPhil student, I don’t like taking notes at all. I just listen and enjoy the lecture if I want to.

Hi kharma , mmm u always talking about note taking but i wanna know how u study them ? i also use notion to take notes , but when I going to study them it's real hard to memoeris them but when it's come to hand written notes or digital hand written notes , they are very easy to study and we can also hight-light them underline them or do anything what we need when we are study but notion doesn't have that feature , so for me i had to changed my digital note taking method, now i am using onenote because we can write any thing on it. so what is your opinion about this?

I make notes digitally to process a large amount of content, I still print them out to read and I write the main points down on paper just to help me memorise.

I’m a senior now at my school this upcoming January I’m gonna try to do full digital notes on my iPad pro

it seems no one talked about this topic thanks for the information ..

I hand write my notes on loose leaf paper and then scan them and organize them digitally. I have a dedicated tabletop scanner for this. When I’m reading, I read and markup books and other documents as pdfs on my iPad.

The think about productivity is to make sure that you keep moving. It might be that you are not really good at it; that is ok. The point is to make sure that you can keep moving forward. As you do this, experience with be attained and then you will have earned the right of mastery.

Timestamps for myself: 0:27 Why handwritten notes are beneficial for memorizing information (better for recalling information) 3:07 Why digital notes might be a better option when you have to understand concepts with a lot of resources 5:54 Pros of digital notes 6:35 1. Searchability 7:40 2. Organization, accessibility 8:20 3. Easy to edit, Infinite space, and customization 9:54 Digital notes: An aid to [active recall and spaced repetition] 12:40 Overview and which one is the best

Best as always.

Thank you, Nasir, for this video. Btw can you do a video on what you do to focus intensely in your studies? I face problems in this area of my studies. And what’s your routine on exam day???

Omg, I was thinking the exact same think when I found your video

I also think that learning is a journey. It the constant learning reviewing testing that make things stick. It is not alone just taking notes that will get your A.

The problem for me is that I study engineering so there are a lot of equations, schematics and drawings which isn't very easy to do on a computer. I also think that buying an ipad/tablet is way too expensive just to take notes digitally. But I can see that this method can be very useful! great video!

@Lennbbee

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! I am Belén and I had the same problem, but I think that I found the solution and that is: you can buy a graphic tablet it is inexpensive than a IPad or tablet. Nota: Maybe I make a mistake to write this, the reason: English not is my first language. Good day or night !!

@vulxh

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly i have this same problem is school and they wont let us use notes cos of covid

@Belgarathe

2 жыл бұрын

Belen option is a great idea. Attach a drawing tablet to your laptop then you have a cheap easy solution.

@rima.mv2147

2 жыл бұрын

Wacom tablet

@miko-ee

8 ай бұрын

What about scanning the document and uploading it

I use the native Apple notes app because it can scan through all pictures for text, your handwritten notes. It has replaced my notability app because of functionality (minus the microphone feature which I don’t really care about). On top of that it is tightly integrated to my Apple ecosystem so the search is not as slow as notion.

Thanks, I learned a lot.

Wow! AMAZING!

Loved this video! Could you share a template of how you organize your notion as a med student pls?

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