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I agree that it’s useful for the rest of the team to have access to your notes, but I find that it’s far more useful to write my notes with a pen and paper rath
by oslem 3y ago
I agree that it’s useful for the rest of the team to have access to your notes, but I find that it’s far more useful to write my notes with a pen and paper rather than typing them out. It forces me to slow down and think through what I’m doing, in addition to aiding in memorizing the parts of my notes that I find important.
- nolamark 3y agoDiscussion prompted me to find NeoSmartpen accessory, seems like it could help with the sharing. https://shop.neosmartpen.com/collections/accessories/products/smart-plate https://shop.neosmartpen.com/collections/accessories/product... an impulse purchase I am fighting not make, not actual experience with the tablet. Do use Neo Smartpens
- cratermoon 3y agoThe important point is that the raw notes are for the note-taker. They not only document what you thought, they are themselves a part of and tool for the thinking process. Writing is thinking[1], and the initial results aren't going to be very useful for someone else, because they'll be rambling and messy, with lots of false starts, errors, and just wrong ideas. They're for the author to remember the path to the outcome[2], they are not the outcome itself. For the rest of the team, those raw notes are source material. That can be the input into lightweight documents like technical memos and decision records. 1. https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/higher-ed-gamma/writing-thinking https://www.insidehighered.com/blogs/higher-ed-gamma/writing... 2. https://posts.oztamir.com/the-opposite-of-forgetting-is-writing/ https://posts.oztamir.com/the-opposite-of-forgetting-is-writ...