When I was a kid, I desperately wanted to become a writer. I hung around book signings and listened to authors talk about their processes. A lot of them mentioned notes. Have an idea? Make a note.

Note-taking is a valuable skill that can help you in college and beyond. Here are some tips to help you improve your note-taking skills: Disability Services provides note-taking consultations and ...

Reviews given at the beginning of class. Finally, remember that note-taking is not as much about absorbing everything the instructor presents as it is about you, the student, making sense of the ...

Note-taking is one of the most productive ways to do this. After all, you only need a pen and a piece of paper. How can we take notes more methodically? Here are five valuable tips to help you out!

Different people find different note-taking strategies suit them best, so experiment and develop a systematic approach that works for you. The following are some techniques that you may wish to try ...

You don't want to miss anything, so you're better off writing it down, getting as many notes as possible, so when you come back to it in the future, you've got everything that the client wants ...

Last February, IdahoRID (Registry Interpreters for the Deaf) provided a workshop focused on note-taking skills for American Sign Language interpreters. This specialized training was led by Fátima ...

Developing note taking skills should help you organize information into an understandable format that will assist in your studying process. There are multiple methods for taking notes. To be a ...

Disability Services offers Peer Note-Taking and Glean, a note-taking application ... Additional resources and information for Glean can be found on the Glean Skills Portal. Please note: All students ...