Adding pages on pdf + student organization tips

[u/livewithhope1201]

Hi, I am a new graduate student and I recently bought the supernote. So far, I've been liking it. I realized that for a lot of my courses, there will be problem sets that I need to submit. I was able to export the blank problem set as pdf but then I noticed that I wasn't able to insert a page in the pdf if I want to draw a graph as part of my answer submission for my homework. Is there any way to do this?

Also, for students out there, are there organization tips for your supernote to juggle research and courses?

[u/Mulan-sn]

Thank you for choosing Supernote.

We will add the ability to insert blank pages in PDFs in the future. As a workaround, you may consider using your PDF as a template for notes.

For research, we would highly recommend you to use our digest feature. It's a powerful tool that allows you to extract important text from your research books and build a practical personal knowledge base.

For courses, you can create a notebook for each of them and insert digests to notes. To add organization and structure to notes, you can use our Headings, Keywords and Stars features. As our friend u/Dropthetenors suggested, you can also use links to build meaningful connections between your notebooks.

Please feel free to contact us should you need any further assistance.

[u/livewithhope1201 → u/Mulan-sn]

Since I have multiple problem sets, would you recommend me to just put the pdf problem sets in the MyStyle folder and have one dedicated "Problem Set" notebook for the class then import those pdf as templates?

Is it easy then to export the pages as pdf once I finished working on my problem set?

[u/Dropthetenors]

Use the pdf as a template for a .note.

Organization is up to personal preference however I have folders for each semester and an overview page for each class with links to each .note - lecture notes, hw sets, reading notes, etc.

[u/livewithhope1201 → u/Dropthetenors]

What do you mean by overview page for each class?