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Xoka12823yYou're making something SIMPLE as OVERLY COMPLICATED. You don't take notes of every words that gets uttered. You just note a few key points so that when you see the words, it reminds you of the topic.
& Since, you're not taking notes on a seminar, you can definitely watch the video a thousand times. So, why not watch it 2-3 times to take notes properly? ( If needed ) -
Voxera116413y@Xoka I agree, watch it one time to get the geist and then one or more where you pause for notes.
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h3rp1d3v5243yI used to highlight-copy-pasting transcripts into evernotes/hypothesis web clippers, thinking it would be handy to find watched videos using evernote/hypothesis search. Nope, never feel the need to look at my old notes
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atheist92373yPassive listening isn't a great way to learn, try to do the problems with reference to the lecture, just use the transcript or something as notes
https://youtu.be/vv1134PLylU -
You should try noting only the key points, concepts, definitions, summaries and such.
Taking notes of everything won't help you as much IMO. -
Just don't take any notes. When you need to remember details about something, just watch another more specific video about it.
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If taking notes is an art, then I am definitely not an artist.
It gets more difficult when trying to take notes while watching a video.
How the fuck to go about it? I have yet to strike a balance between “listening to learn” and “listening to take notes”.
Both are very different things and can’t be done at the same time. What happens then is that I end up watching a video twice, or end up without any notes.
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