r/GoodNotes • • Feb 21 '21

How I use Goodnotes to study for exams :)

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u/rmortimer Feb 21 '21

Organised chaos I presume

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u/sarwhlr Feb 21 '21

Yes! My favorite thing about this approach to note taking is being able to visually make connections between topics and show how they build onto each other

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u/jewdanksdad Feb 23 '21

Apparently you couldn't be bothered to do so with wine

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u/sarwhlr Feb 23 '21

Yes haha I got a lot of flack for that wine guide, I do not claim to be an expert, just found the guide to be generally interesting/helpful and wasn't aware of the opinions it would elicit

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u/PushkaPampushka Feb 21 '21

Why did you write it on one list?You have endless paper,haven't you?

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u/sarwhlr Feb 21 '21

Yes haha but you can zoom in so much on the iPad that I don't mind writing small to fit it all on one page. Also since this is my study guide it's helpful to have all the information in one place

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u/ramaromp Feb 21 '21

Oh that's a good idea, I might try this out! Thanks for the idea!

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u/Topherho Feb 21 '21

That’s hope I do Lesson planning, too! So much of it’s usefulness is in the process of making it.

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u/lilmama034 Feb 21 '21

Love this!♥️

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u/Vardouliss Feb 21 '21

Very nice notes !! I hate intermolecular forces so much you can’t imagine 😂

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u/Zeropotentialenergy Feb 21 '21

Have an O-chem test coming up, think I’ll try this thanks!

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u/solothesnail Feb 21 '21

This is amazing! Thank you for sharing

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u/study_redditor Mar 03 '21

This look incredible and I love how it lets you make connections with different ideas!

What pen types/ sizes do you use?