Over at Westshore Community College, it has a very good quick guide on how to use the Cornell Note Taking Method. In this note taking system, you have note taking area to record meaningful notes; A Cue column for reducing your notes to clues for reviewing and reciting, and summaries for summarize the whole page of notes. One of the good things for using this note taking system is that the format will give you opportunities to go through five R’s: Record, Reduce, Recite, Reflect and Review.
Cornell Note Taking Method – [westshare.edu]
[...] Titulado “Guide on Cornell Note Taking Method” esta nota nos enlaza con una página del Westshore Community Collage, que forma parte de una serie de recursos sobre habilidades de estudio, en donde presenta un “How-to” sobre este método. [...]
Great method! After seeing this site I was inspired to write up a little web application that allows students to create custom note taking sheets that make using the Cornell Method a bit easier. It will generate a note page with lines, gridlines, or blank and I’m taking suggestions on how to make it even better. Thanks again for pointing me to it!
In the note-taking Area you can use systems like mind mapping, mind graph ,etc …
[...] Cornell Note Taking Style has some uniqueness on the system – it has: note taking area to record meaningful notes, a cue column for reducing your notes to clues for reviewing and reciting, and a summaries section to summarize page of notes. [...]