Ultimate Note Taking Comparison Books Vs Lectures

In this ultimate note taking comparison between books vs. lecutures vs. powerpoint slide decks vs pre-recorded video lectures, we examine the advantages and challenges of taking notes from each source of information. More importantly, your study skills will improve with these practical solutions for taking excellent notes and remembering more of what you read and retaining what you study. Students of all ages whether in high school, college, graduate school or adult learners studying for professional certification exams, this detailed comparison analyzes the pros and cons of taking notes from textbooks, lectures, powerpoint slide presentations, and pre-recorded video lectures. You'll get better grades, higher test scores, while you study less but study smarter.
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TIMECODES for easy reference
00:00 – Intro to Comparison
01:25 – Taking notes: lectures - Pros & Cons
02:15 – Solutions
03:29 - Taking notes: textbooks - Pros & Cons
04:08 – Solutions
04:42 - Taking notes: Powerpoint - Pros & Cons
05:24 – Solutions
06:00 - Taking notes: pre-recorded lectures - Pros & Cons
06:47 – Solutions
07:24 – Review of Pros & Cons
08:09 – Report back with your own tips
08:23 – Additional resources

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[aida]

Hello Matt, thank you so much for this video!! I feel like the farther I get in my college semesters, the harder it gets especially, when taking online classes and being given lectures along with, powerpoints, reading and videos all at once, it definitely feels like information overload as you mentioned trying to comprehend some of the info!! Couple that with, my memory retention these days isn't 100% proof especially dealing with life as well as, email/text, and call interruptions on the daily!!

And yes, my procrastination kicks my rear every time lol but it finally dawned on me that "online classes" mean alot more work lol!! I think for my last 7 classes I'll take in person classes, but I really hope your tips help me, have a blessed day Matt!!😊🙏🙏

[bossforthehour]

Uncle I'm Really Waiting for this

Lot's of Love From TamilNadu, India
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[ayanbhatia]

Tysm sir for such a useful vedio
Lot's of Love from India...

[hydersahito]

Hi Matt. I reached you today via link at what's up group. I really enjoy your way of delivering lectures and the content you have produced is very interesting.
As far as this video is concerned, you have described things very well by putting pose and coin of note taking. The way I referred to take notes or it very close to me is hand taken notes. As you have mentioned that while taking notes we have use shrt form which I usually use while doing this activity.
Thanks for producing this video.
Love from Pakistan!

[peaceOP]

Watching one day before exam 💀
Or i can say half day before exam

[pradyutmaji-BeyondThePages]

Please make a video about revise, l have 4 subject 1. Math 2.Reasoning 3.General Knowledge and 4.English Language
I have made notes for all the subjects separately but need to revise daily along with Mock test and Analysis as much as possible to compete. So any help from you will be greatly appreciated. Thank you

[GalliadII]

I am glad I have all of them available in most cases. I usually go to a lecture and only write down what the instructor says, sorted per slide. not what is on the slide only context that is said or examples I find hard to get.
I late take the slides and turn them into a text for myself. I use the textbooks for reference. And prefer to use recordings for references if possible.