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What is Note-Taking

Experiences and Research on Enhanced Professional Development Through Faculty Learning Communities
As explained by Cohen, et al. (2013), effective note taking is “The ability to take in information and make it one’s own by processing it, restructuring it, and then presenting it in a form so that it can be understood by others (or by oneself at a later point) is one of those ‘basic skills’ that is useful throughout life.”
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Student Perceptions and Experiences of Note-Taking
Helen M. Brethauer (Florida A&M University, USA) and Felecia A. Dix-Richardson (Florida A&M University, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-5332-2.ch006
Abstract
While students once had only pen and paper to use to take notes, multiple technologies are now available to do the job. The focus of this research is not the choice of method to use for note taking but if students do take notes, and if they consider the process helpful or not. A before and after design is employed; the treatment is the practice of note taking and student perceptions of the outcome is explored. The outcome is do they think note taking helps them retain information such that their grades improve. Students are from a set of sociology and criminal justice classes.
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Digital Distractions, Note-Taking, and Student Learning
The act of listening or paying attention to class content and encoding that information onto external media (written or digital) in a way that captures the essence of the meaning being conveyed.
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