How should I organize class notes in Obsidian?

In a recent livestream, I was asked the question, "How should I organize my class notes using Obsidian?"
There are a number of different options, from folders to tags to maps of content.
In this video, we'll explore how you might use links and maps of content to structure lecture notes inside the note-taking app Obsidian.
Catch the full livestream here: • Just browsing through ...
Note -- the video and audio didn't sync up during stream recording, but despite it being slightly off, I thought the info was valuable enough to share.
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[@theostalproject]

I feel course / class type notes work well being boxed into folders because structure is needed for organizing important content for the purpose of passing an exam. You must use your time wisely and focus on what is needed to do well in the course.

[@poipoi300]

Which theme are you using in this video?