How I remember everything I learn: Sketchnotes

Ever since learning sketch notes, I found it easy to remember and retain new information for longer periods of time. I thought, this notetaking strategy should be told to the world!

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What are sketchnotes? 00:44
Why sketchnotes work? 01:26
How can you start sketchnotes? 01:57
Story Time! 02:31
Book Recommendation (Pencil Me In - Christina Wodtke) 03:40

[crystaldew]

This used to be the way I take notes in class during university like 6 years ago, I didn't sketch or doodle much, but I combined drawing, mind mapping, and taking notes together, and I swear to god, a lot of times I would go to midterms reading the concepts I wrote about in my notebook and only studying the things I didn't recall or didnt really understand during lectures, this way really helped me save a lot of valuable time, im not a straight A's kid but I graduated with a high GPA AND a lot of knowledge that didn't get forgotten~~

[tjen]

I’m going to be 43 this yr and I’ve been taking notes like this all my life. I combined my love of art/sketching with taking notes. This way… it was made way easier for me to understand, refer back to and learn. Good tips for ppl who has learned note taking in this way

[AbstractMedic]

I love learning using this method. It has helped me to score 80%+ in my medical school exams.

[amlybelmont]

I didn’t know there is name for the note taking method I have always used through out my Vet Med training, surgeries and cell culture protocols.

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[Lanadelreysfan]

Practice makes perfection❌
Practice makes PROGRESS✅

[rogeliocaranyaganjr.]

This is how I reviewed for my CPA board exam...I passed it on my first take... Im a visual learner so this is very helpful

[assia]

I've been using this my whole life without knowing that's it's a "method" . it's so good to help u remember everything easily and for long term .

[eugenemoreno]

I use this method combined with personalized mnemonics and tree diagrams. I passed the semester because of this.

[Saiarts_yt]

I am an artist and college student myself and I needed efficient ways to take notes. I just wanted to say I am glad that I came to this video.

[junechoi]

For virtual webinars I like to import screenshots of tables directly to Notion! Doesn’t involve doodling, but I get to keep some images directly..

[DawnPeacock]

Definitely makes me want to get into sketchnoting 😃😃 Thanks for sharing what was so helpful for you!

[vidyakog]

I had seen many videoes where they had used this technique, but no one had mentioned what it was. Now u know, it's SKETCHNOTES... new useful information... Dhanyāsmi 🙏🏼

[brandonbegaye]

Scatch notes help me remember everything I write down. Mechanic ideas, architect ideas, hobbies like that. I write all my scatch notes on paper Notebook, never tech.you said everything perfectly, sir and gave me some ideas.

[lis]

Fifties years have gone by and I still remember the sketches I drew to learn content in school and uni.

[praisethelrd]

this is my first time hearing about sketch-notes. im gonna start taking sketch-notes from today. hope it will be helpful for me. thanks for this interesting topic. have a good day.

[celinkeith]

I use this kind of notetaking and it helps me to really understand what I'm trying to learn

[sanjulahapugoda]

Wow!! Truly appreciate your time you put creating this video. This is exactly what I needed for my higher studying. At times I have a forgetful mind. But after using this I think it'll make a big difference in my life. Thank you so much.🙏😇 💖

[zalilulu]

I'm just about to start uni this year and I definitely want to try this because I feel like I can remember drawings that I have done better than written notes. Also, I love drawing so this is just another way to find studying a little more enjoyable.

[nazifaanjum]

Hey! I do this! What I do is whenever a new topic is mentioned in the lecture, say, a teacher is teaching thermodynamics. He gives some introduction, I make a box with a title and highlight it, and then scribble things in bullet points or maps and draw emojis. I use black, blue and red pen. Red for stuff I didn’t know or thought of it as extremely important, blue for facts and questions, black for calculations and examples, I also make a special box around the formulas. Handwriting is not my priority though, I just make the whole thing neat enough to be only plausible for me. 😅 Not many in my class can understand what I write, if a friend is absent she never calls me to send her notes.