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Cant copy it!
Yes cant cope it
I struggled to copy too. Here is the title so you can just search "Upgrade Your Note-Taking the Easy Way"
Seems CZcams has removed the hyperlink feature for whatever reason. Apparently changed as of this past August. I’ve seen an uptick of creators making shorts from long form videos and linking back to the original in the title section, this is probably why
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I always feel like he keeps saying simple things in a complicated way
I think it's because he uses a lot of the terms he learnt through his study, which makes the stuff he talks about hard to grasp without prior knowledge of the term he uses.
@@YatoxHiyori2015Bingo! Watching more of the longer videos gives us a lot more context which makes the shorts make more sense. I've seen a lotta comments that a list after watching his videos, I've been there myself , 😄!
@@gamesinfoprofile 💯
You need to start expanding your vocabulary.
@@anahg5017 Yeah, I need to but I don't know how I can effectively do it effortlessly
The notetaking app that Justin uses for that infinite canvas is called “concepts”
Yep but freeform it's free now
@@JoseRivera-rl3qv And so is concepts. All the features you may need for studying are there
@@sotirioskapartzianis235 concepts is not free 🤔
@@JoseRivera-rl3qv It is free but you can pay for features like lasso and more brushes etc
@@Migrant.Worker I tried but it's bad, can't even delete what I wrote and stuff
Thanks for not telling us dude. I want my 30 seconds back
@em11zzo yes I'm sure. You really thought you did something with that comment didn't you?
Congratulations to both of you for wasting another 20 seconds.
@akashpandit3640 ok? And? You thought you did something there too didn't you?
@em11zzo Second person thought deleting the comment would get his seconds back
@@Tony-hv8wz here to take another half minute from you since you're spending them
For mind numbing facts, flashcards and note taking software with backlinks such as Obsidian are essential if combined with spaced repetition. If we're talking about making connections and conceptualization, infinite canvas will make more sense. Just make sure you label your files correctly and your handwriting/drawing is legible + easily searchable/indexable!
Obsidian have some spaced repetition plugins?
@@shadowrealm8937 Stephen M Wagni has a popular plugin just for that!
I think so@@shadowrealm8937
Logseq is better than obsidian
@@RameshKumar-ng3nf Some obsidian plugins that mimic LogSeq's feel:
Outline
Outliner (separate to above)
Zoom
Backlinks
Outgoing links
Strange New Worlds
Honestly, you should look back at the way you edit and present the infor in your short videos. It's not straight to the point. You just keep pushing around the bush and say some unessary stuff that can skip right away. Sometimes, you talk so long that one of your points abrutly reach the end of the videos. Seriously, I enjoy your long-form videos, but I'm sick of these irrevelant shorts.
And who cares you nothing?
U can give constructive criticism politely
@@SarawithnH…..They did that….
"I'm sick of.. "
"offload cognitive resources to represent that schema in a single format" just say you want to make notes bro
he's explaining *in what way* he takes notes, since the question is about different styles of taking notes.
if you answer the question "what is the best way to take notes" with "you should take notes," that's not much of an answer, which is why he said what he said instead.
@@xXx_Regulus_xXx except those words didn't actually provide any extra information on how he takes notes, it would've been literally synonymous to say "take notes in a single format, in a single place."
@@GeekProdigyGuyno cause you want to be offloading your cognitive resources onto your notes as you learn. You also want to be focused on schema development.
Bro he didnt even say the app he is gatekeeping
It’s concepts and you miss the point. It doesn’t matter which app you use.
The whole point is you just need an infinite canvas. Not "here's the one app you need' but instead "just grab one with infinite canvas and get on with your life."
@@dialgamor1548 "an app with an infinite canvas such as _____" would have been more useful
I did my formal learning before phone apps existed. I used paper... but basically in this way. These days my learning is mostly incremental and immediately and extensively applied, which definitely aids retention, familiarity and conceptualisation.
Well said
Genuine question asking as a noob. What's wrong with the default Samsung notes drawing app on Samsung tablets? Just that it doesn't have an infinite canvas?
Probably at some point when you'll want to make some deep studying bout difficult and complex concepts or subjects youwill find out that you need more features than just drawing, sketching and writing, apps like the ones they mentioned in other comments like "concepts" or "freeform" from apple let you organize you more with an index, bi-directional linkink, or add more methodologies to your note-studying process, like active recall or stuff like that but i personally prefer obsidian which is very flexible for text but not for sketching. Anyways your necesities determine the tools and features you need...
infinite canvas give you freedom to do deep connection between ideas. To see the big picture and detail together is not easy if the canvas is limited. If you are happy to use the samsung notes it’s find, but probably you need to try the app that has unlimited canvas such as onenote, squid, concept and see if you like it or not 😊
yea imagine all your studies, quotes, equation, chart, reminders, important notes and images all in one place ready to recall.. ain't that cool ? give it some time and it'd be like your jarvis
This guy doesn’t say a damn thing that’s helpful.
How much should you put in one canvas? Should all notes from an entire class or book be on one canvas? Or should you use a new canvas for each chapter. (And maybe have a master canvas for for the big ideas for the whole class/book?)
Keep in mind that the purpose of ypur "notes" (mindmaps, key words and drawings) is to find connections. Hence the latter would be very appropriate, whereby a canvas per chapter and a big ideas canvas for the whole class, but you could also just use one canvas for the entire subject if you prefer
I am going back to school and I started with one canvas per course.
then I realize the connections across the courses are too strong and I ended up just having one infinite canvas called Note.
My principle for note taking now is just two things
1. Let it increase in complexity and evolve naturally (when I learn about something, I literally just write down words that catch my attention, just free floating on the canvas). As I study further I add connections, definitions.
2. Be very comfortable to changing the thing you made in the first step.
It's really interesting how simple minded audience do not get the message.
When you study you build up a cognitive load(memorizing concepts, recalling them, moving them around spatially, representing their relationships in a schematic structure) and that takes up cognitive resources.
When you dump that cognitive load on a piece of paper, you virtually free up the cognitive resources, that were not available to you because you're holding them in your head, and allow all of these extra horse power to do one thing - schematic rearrangement - understanding the relationship between these concepts, which then informs where you knowledge is lacking.
Therefore, just use an infinite canvas and literally dump everything there.
Of course you smooth brain, tiktok-infested people couldn't read what I wrote because it's more than two lines.
I finally reached this exact same conclusion today as well. What a coincidence I found this video on the same day
What I learned from this short is: "you don't have to search for the ultimate app, what counts is having a canvas to dispose your knowledge onto." But idk if this is what he meant
Havent viewed your vids in ages but you eerily reminded me of and speak a lot like Justin Sung who I got heaps of ads about for some reason back in the day. Except he just speaks waffle and common sense for an excessive amount of time. Anyways glad to see you’re back
But this is Justin…
@@nelesonntagodo ikr lol I was supposed to comment this on Archer Newtons video
Very well said! Best communication of value and power in the need of uniform adoption and application of a pkm.
But what it is the canvas which apps are you using guys. 😢
Concepts
Man I DON'T understand a word this guy says
Bro saying words for the sake of saying it
I watched quite a few of his videos and I can understand everything he's saying. He explains these terms/concepts in his videos.
@@nehamaharaj7755 I 'm just saying, he even didnt say the name of the app he is yapping about
@@abhigyayadav3544A main point with this video is that you don't need a specific app. You just need one with an infinite canvas, that's the one thing.
@@abhigyayadav3544 Bro the name of the app is 'concepts'
Other than me trying to explain things, this is one of the most whackadoodle explanations I've ever heard for anything.
I understood it. It’s an abstraction.
Maybe you’re more of a concrete thinker.
But, yeah, he didn’t get into much detail.
Just hit us with a big, radical concept.
I use ColorNote, very simple with notes, checklist and calendar which is all I need in a note taking app.
Hey Dr. Justin, I had a question. How do I keep in mind the static things like general knowledge? is there a different strategy for that or its the same?
I use Obsidian, I found graph view very useful, but it took me a little time to get used to markdown
Yep and now there is a Canvas View
lmao they charge for syncing
@@a55tech which you can code for yourself just as well. I don't see the problem.
@@a55techliterally super easy to do it for free if you want to though through git hub or any cloud storage service
@@a55techgoogle drive is free. also it’s way better than notion
I use Excel and Numbers as an infinite canvas. It's pretty sick ngl. Way better than anything else, no lag too
I get the point that you will just waste your energy if you keep finding the perfect note-taking app. But you are like implying that it is wrong to explore. We humans change, and so our needs. It is wrong when you spend your time over-optimizing your system than doing what really needs to be done. You should have emphasize to find the right note-taking app tailored to your needs instead of saying that experimenting is somewhat wrong.
My whiteboard has huge lag between my pen and the screen of my Ipad. If I use something else like PowerPoint, then it’s fine but the Zoom Whiteboard is just impossible.
All of the geniuses prior to the invention of the iphone didn't need any apps. Just paper & pencil/pen.
Sir, I don't know why but starting is just match with what I did in my recent boards and yaa I got very less marks due to it and now I think I didn't get any knowledge over past few years to properly recall or to apply on the paper in the first place.😢
i think what bro means that he need infinite mindmap canvas. i think obsidian has this feature
In other words, the app is Concepts from the App Store useful for iPads
a single infinite canvas for everything? for a whole subject? or just a specific topic?
Offload cognitive resources to higher order .. , loved this sentence
So many people make shorts that are basically worthless. There wasn't enough info in this to make it worth it to watch it
No it was exactly what I was looking for, maybe just not for you. I loved that short
Why did I watch?? Thanks
Does an ipad/tablet make studying more effective? I wonder if I should get one or stick to paper and pen
But the distractions are tempting. Stick to paper and pen
For me, I take A level for 2 years and I see that most of the time, my teachers tend to give us handouts in google classroom (pdf,docx, etc)
And If i stick paper and pen,
I had to be extra alert about every new handout. I had to buy a printer for easy use to print.
For a short term, a weeks. Its ok
But for everyday new handout is given, I tend to lose myself and had to put on extra reminder to each handouts.
And most of it i think I wasted my time just to prepare for study rather than study itself....
My classes is more like highschool atmosphere but with lectures, tutorials, and labs.
Im taking engineering, so we only learn Maths, Physics, and Chemistry as our core.
But if ur studies is more laptop oriented like, (AKA. UNIVERSITY)
Had a lot of project to use autocad, maybe edit videos using premiere pro, photoshop maybe...
Then just stick paper and pen.
U wont need tablets just for note taking.
Well feel free to ask, i can answer it if Im having a leisure time :)
what about milanote ?
Typing text on Canvas doesn’t seem straight forward at all..
can you give FREEFORM a shot?
No cause look. My homework was 6 hours late because the app refused to export.
I use neovim. Can't get more simple than that.
Just wait till you have kids
How come youre talking about simple stuff but yet we have to figure out what it is. Dont complicate simple stuff
I use Nebo, it also has a infinite canvas
Looking for this. Thanks. I have it too but never used it for that
you gave me a good help, thanks
I don’t understand what he means when he says he only uses one infinite canvas. How does he organize all the different subjects on this canvas? Does he just draw on separate sections and scroll through the canvas to find relevant regions?
I think he’s talking about Obsidian canvas, which would make sense because you can build complex relationships in your knowledge base
@@andrada25m46 hmm I’m not familiar with it. I use one note which also has infinite canvas capabilities. I separate mind maps by subjects, topics and subtopics. If I’m studying pharmacology let’s say, should I somehow make a mind map of the whole subject, putting every concept and every drug class, etc on a single mind map?
This is why One Note is still the best.
Yeah I agree. It's simple and doesn't waste your time. I waste a lot of time on Notion.
One note have whiteboard ?
@@ARNBNDL its basically a blank canvas to do with what you want to.
@@sankara57 that's not what he means when he said canvas here
Any links?
Infinite canvas has me anxious, how do you organize files or search ?
what's a canvas ?
a canvas just means what you're writing on. For example, if you are writing notes on a piece of paper, the paper is your canvas. Justin said that he prefers an infinite canvas, meaning that he likes to write notes on something that doesn't run out of space. He does this by using a touchscreen and a pen.
I hate these kind of oversmart people ...
Nah that makes total sense. If you are pretty dumb and struggle with self esteem then smart sounding people must be very threatening to you. Thanks for sharing your opinion buddy, hope it goes better for you.
@@rw5622 Ah yes, glazing intelligent people makes you intelligent as well. Well done.
i like to use saber for handwritten notes and joplin for typed notes
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Heptabase is the best for that, no?
Do you use botox?
Anyhow those who use botox should take note what ingredients that are use to make botox.
Samsung notes supremacy
yup
but it doesnt support unlimited canvas horizontally
It was. When I had a Note 5. S-Note held my head above water
Okay Asian Elon, we see you.
How to make a video without any real content
Pen and book !
Men we are getting soft
Same reason I'm now building my own app haha
Just follow kiss principle
Defter notes and concepts
Got
tf
Schema deez 🥜
What the feck is your point?
Cognitive higher thinking my arse
wtf dude
Downvoted
Wanna save time? Stop mumbling on CZcams about apps. 😂
Cringe
Bla blah blah
Not any useful information here. Going into how to take those note would provide value
He has videos on that
this guy takes 15 minutes to explain a 30 second solution, he's a used car salesman