Change: personal preferences. MethodsComparison of five note-taking methods - from CalPoly, succinct explanation of the pros and cons of five common note-taking methods:CornelloutliningmappingchartingsentenceColumn notes vs. note cards - from Kitsilano Secondary Library, a concise comparision of these two methods - with visuals.Cornell   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 204)

Change:  templates are in the library's share folder(Student share folder - Library Media Center - Taking notes)Cornell graph paper generatorDiigoGoogle NotebookNoodle Tools (see- see Ms. Sellors to request an account)accountNote-taking templates (PDFs)-(PDFs) - variety of templates for reading & researchingZotero   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 206)

Change: from Univ. of Toronto.Plagiarism: What it is and how to avoid it - from Indiana UniversityTemplates and ToolsCornell graph paper generatorDiigoGoogle NotebookNoodle Tools (see Ms. Sellors to request an account)Note-taking templates (PDFs)- variety of templates for reading & researchingZotero   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 188)

Change: you take notes effectively. The method you select will be baseddepend on the context of your note taking (e.g. during a class lecture, while reading a journal article) and your personal preferences. MethodsComparison of five note-taking methods - From CalPoly, this page   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 175)

Change: Your learning increases exponentially when youtake notes effectively. The method you select will be based on the context of your note taking (e.g. during a class lecture, while reading a journal article) and your personal preferences. MethodsComparison of five note-taking methods - From CalPoly, this   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 133)