From the course: Taking Exceptional Meeting Notes
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Note-taking improves learning
From the course: Taking Exceptional Meeting Notes
Note-taking improves learning
- AI is so hot right now and the ability for automated transcription to occur, what are your thoughts on that? Does that make it less important to be able to type quickly? - No, I mean, I think that at the end of the day, typing is a way of processing information. So it depends on what you're trying to use it for. Like as an example, if you're going to transcribe a podcast and you're putting it out there because you want the content out there, then I think there's absolutely no harm in doing some sort of automated transcription. You're not actually trying to learn the material or do something with it, you're just trying to make it available. But for me, the main reason that I like to do note taking or that I practice it religiously is because it does help me learn. And so if you're taking advantage of a tool to do that work for you, you actually lose out on the benefit of processing the information. When I think about typing and taking notes, the reason that it helps improve your…
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Note-taking is a superpower1m 50s
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Sharing knowledge increases power1m 22s
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Notes prompt reciprocation2m 17s
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Learn to type faster2m 32s
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Note-taking improves learning2m 5s
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Colleagues don’t mind you typing2m 38s
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Clarify decisions and actions2m 49s
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Synthesize sequences and highlight gaps3m 38s
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Share inferences by connecting dots2m 14s
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Understand the why3m 16s
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Use the tools you know best2m 3s
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