Boompoinc

Hello!

Has anyone tried breaking their notes into sections based on themes? I found that organizing my notes this way aids retention. It makes revisiting specific ideas a lot easier rather than searching through everything.


Mine lives here: https://openpagenotes.com/

Would like to hear how you keep yours!

Boompoinc

Good day.

Incorporating a reading log alongside study notes has worked wonders for me. It tracks not just the books I finish, but also my thoughts about them. Plain text suits this purpose very well, as I can easily add and edit entries.


I collect them here: https://openpagenotes.com/

Interested in other approaches.

Boompoinc

Hi there.

Sometimes I find it hard to remember the key points after I've closed a book. That's why I started taking notes during reading. Referring back to those notes has helped me retain information much better over time.


I put mine here: https://openpagenotes.com/

Would like to hear how you keep yours!

Boompoinc

Hi there!

Ive begun color-coding my reading list based on genres. It adds a fun visual element and makes it easier to browse when Im in the mood for something specific. What organizational tricks do you use?


I collect them here: https://openpagenotes.com/

Would like to hear how you keep yours.

Boompoinc

Hi there!

Has anyone tried breaking their notes into sections based on themes? I found that organizing my notes this way aids retention. It makes revisiting specific ideas a lot easier rather than searching through everything.


Mine lives here: https://openpagenotes.com/

Interested in other approaches?

Boompoinc

Good day.

Keeping plain text notes has really changed the way I engage with what I'm reading. I find that writing down my thoughts helps solidify the information in my mind. Plus, its easy to search and revisit my notes later.


I collect them here: https://openpagenotes.com/

Would like to hear how you keep yours?