Note-taking and note-making
It is important to realise the difference between taking notes when you for instance participate in seminars or are in other situations loaded with information you want to save and to make the notes for later use.
Sometimes notetaking is writing a lot of information while (trying to) listen, and later make the notes of the material you want to save.
Sometimes you don’t takes note, but make them on the spot. Are you familiar with mind mapping you probably know what I am saying here.
This post is inspired of a blogpost by Robert Plank. I suggest you read his point of views after attending a seminar.
Here is the link to his blogpost: Always Write a Report About What You Learned.
After reading and deciding what to do in the future, please return to the ressources of this blog.
Tags: Notes, Robert Plank
Uncategorized | Jørgen Carlsen | 
October 21, 2008 6:46 pm
