Do you have suggestions for how to take good notes using NoodleBib?
Notes are tools for thinking, not forms to complete. They document what you already know, help you explain what you are reading so that you will understand it more thoroughly, and keep a record of important ideas you unearth (or creative thoughts that occur to you). Tagging, organizing and clustering your notes can show you patterns or trends, enable you to join critical elements from different sources, and help you identify redundant or irrelevant notes that you can delete. By rereading and experimenting with various arrangements of your clustered notes, you will clarify the focus of your investigation, discover patterns and trends across different sources, develop a logical order for your ideas, or tag solutions within a series of causes and effects. Your clusters can support the development of any product you need to create; they can eventually become the outline of your report, the framework of your debate speech and rebuttal arguments, the plot structure of your historical story o
