Boxing method: the note-taking method you need for productive sessions

Hello dear readers! I hope you are all safe in this tough period that we are all going through lately.
Well, last time I shared with you the Cornell method of note-taking. I hope you found it interesting.
This time, I want to share with you another note-taking method called the boxing method.

It’s mainly useful for digital note-taking. As notes can be moved & reordered after the lecture. 

In addition, this method works best if you have a class/session that is split into different sections that are still related in a sense.

Now, I´ll talk about the advantages and drawbacks of the boxing method of note-taking.

+ Pros

• Segregates and organizes your notes in the form of boxes

• Let you focus on one box at a time while reading

• Help you memorise the relation between notes in a visual way

• Perfect for people that take notes on a tablet

– Cons

• Not suitable for every lecture type

• Doesn’t work well if no overall topics can be assigned to a group of notes

• Requires additional time to group the notes in the end or during the lecture

• Please check below an example of the boxing method that you can use.

Also, bear in mind that using colors and highlighters is very beneficial and helps a lot in the memorizing process. 

That was all for today. I hope that the boxing method will help you being better at note-taking.

Stay tuned and stay safe :).