
Notes You Will Reuse
Notes that are a transcript are notes you will never open again.

A verbatim transcript of a lecture is a recording with extra steps. Notes earn their keep when they are compressed into your own words, tagged to the assignment they will feed, and revisited once a week. The weekly pass is the part everyone skips and the part that turns notes into a draft.
What you get
- Your own words, always, even when it is slower
- One idea per note, with a source attached
- Questions recorded alongside the answers
- Notes linked to the assignment they will serve
- A weekly pass to connect what you wrote
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