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I like to do notes and highlights in my Kindle while reading as well, but after that, I found it more useful to rewrite content I highlighted in my own words. This way you are memorizing it much more effectively, as you are making connections in your brain and using "active recall" method, which is also super effective.
absolutely. if you follow the steps in the video you end up with a collection of all your highlights. that‘s not a summary. It‘s definitely better than nothing, but I would consider the whole process the first step. after this is where the work starts that really benefits you.
Great technique. I agree with and do all that you do with one small but significant difference... I purchase hard copies of books, underline and make comments in the margins, and handwrite my notes. There is huge value in adding my own thoughts and conclusions to my note-taking. It takes my learning one step further deeper. Pen to paper note-taking is more effective than copy/pasting or even typing them. It is a more personalised learning experience to write the notes. This week's read for me is Free to Learn by Peter Gray. Cheers
How can my personal notes be added or integrated to the One Note document of the book's highlit text? I suppose I could manually enter my best personal notes but that happens after reading the book and is a drudge. Could a Rocketbook or other such scanned document's content be integrated with my book notes in One Note? Or could my notes from an ereader where I've recorded my notes be integrated?
@@anastasiahopkinson5676Its a long way around, but all your highlights and notes can be easily accessed on GoodReads. From there, you can copy/paste them to OneNote. (There's also a share option available directly from the Kindle, but I'm not sure if OneNote is an offered destination.)
Many thanks for your really clear presentation of this very important process! This will be really helpful for both my teaching and learning activities.
Hi all I do something similar on ibooks, but must admit the content is brilliantly presented!! In iBooks I tend to add notes to the highlights, so that I can export it along with the summary, this allows me to have a documented dialogue with the author(PRO TIP).
Thanks for sharing your ideas! I've recently introduced Anki (free flashcard software) to my Kindle reading workflow. I would say that it has helped me better retain my learnings. Keen to see how I benefit in the medium-to-long term from using this system.
Are you able to export notes on the Kindle Paperwhite? I followed along with what you do in the video, however, it appears that there is no export button available. Looked online but didn't find anything either... solutions?
This is SO helpful! Thank you so much - I didn't even ever think of using the note function on my kindle for this purpose. I will definetely implement this in the future. Massive thanks to you for this video!
I’ve literally done this before watching this video lol. It’s not really a method but common sense if you’re looking to do it. You’re just copying a pasting. I’ve honestly never really seen myself go back to read my notes since I use active recall.
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The idea to highlight the chapter headings too was a life saver
I like to do notes and highlights in my Kindle while reading as well, but after that, I found it more useful to rewrite content I highlighted in my own words. This way you are memorizing it much more effectively, as you are making connections in your brain and using "active recall" method, which is also super effective.
absolutely. if you follow the steps in the video you end up with a collection of all your highlights. that‘s not a summary. It‘s definitely better than nothing, but I would consider the whole process the first step. after this is where the work starts that really benefits you.
Take export notes….and use chat gpt or copilot to tidy them up. I.e. bullet points, headers etc
have been using kindle for a long time but didn't know v could export notes as .csv file. Thanks a lot
Very useful! I ve had a kindle since years and didn’t know how to export my notes 📝. Thanks
Great technique. I agree with and do all that you do with one small but significant difference... I purchase hard copies of books, underline and make comments in the margins, and handwrite my notes.
There is huge value in adding my own thoughts and conclusions to my note-taking. It takes my learning one step further deeper.
Pen to paper note-taking is more effective than copy/pasting or even typing them. It is a more personalised learning experience to write the notes.
This week's read for me is Free to Learn by Peter Gray.
Cheers
How can my personal notes be added or integrated to the One Note document of the book's highlit text?
I suppose I could manually enter my best personal notes but that happens after reading the book and is a drudge.
Could a Rocketbook or other such scanned document's content be integrated with my book notes in One Note?
Or could my notes from an ereader where I've recorded my notes be integrated?
@@anastasiahopkinson5676Its a long way around, but all your highlights and notes can be easily accessed on GoodReads. From there, you can copy/paste them to OneNote. (There's also a share option available directly from the Kindle, but I'm not sure if OneNote is an offered destination.)
That is fantastic! Thank you very much 😊
Many thanks for your really clear presentation of this very important process! This will be really helpful for both my teaching and learning activities.
Hi all I do something similar on ibooks, but must admit the content is brilliantly presented!! In iBooks I tend to add notes to the highlights, so that I can export it along with the summary, this allows me to have a documented dialogue with the author(PRO TIP).
The notes feature is great but Kindles are too slow (and annoying) to take notes. In an iPad I guess it works beautifully.
Simple yet immensely helpful tips. Thanks man!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing your ideas!
I've recently introduced Anki (free flashcard software) to my Kindle reading workflow. I would say that it has helped me better retain my learnings.
Keen to see how I benefit in the medium-to-long term from using this system.
great vid man!! really appreciate the info!
My pleasure 👍
Very helpful and easy to follow thank you 🙏🏾
Does this also work with PDF books? Thanks
Great video, very insightful!
Qué buen video. Excelentes ideas para aplicar. Gracias
OMG! Guys it's gold grab it. ❤
Usefuu tips 👍🏼
Glad to hear you found them useful!
Are you able to export notes on the Kindle Paperwhite? I followed along with what you do in the video, however, it appears that there is no export button available. Looked online but didn't find anything either... solutions?
same! but i think its because of the format, I cant export with PDF but with AZW3 works
same here
Thank you very much. This is very helpful!
Thank you!
Is it possible to read pdfs in kindle which are transferred from an other device to kindle?
You have to transform then into epub format and send it to your kindle email!
This is awesome. Youre awesome.
You are!
What about sidee-loaded books? Is there any way to transfer notes and highlights from them?
Unfortunately, no :(
WIll be interesting you mention what will be faster way to copy and paste the pictures from kindle books
Not possible through exporting. What I do is to open the Kindle App on my computer and print-screen it
Like you said there is limit on highlights export but is there any limit on exporting NOTES we make ourselves ??
If I had to guess you are right 👍
This is SO helpful! Thank you so much - I didn't even ever think of using the note function on my kindle for this purpose. I will definetely implement this in the future. Massive thanks to you for this video!
Does this highlighting then transferring on Kindle also work for PDFs?
I don't think so... I believe the book must be purchased from the Kindle store to be able to export the notes :(
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Same
I really wish that you could separate your highlights from the highlights that you made with notes when exporting...
What are your favorites fiction books? You could make a video 'bout it
How did you manage to speak english so well?
How can i take longer notes that stretch over more than one „page“?
Just continue your selection towards bottom right section of your screen...
Why would you export notes in CSV format?
So that I can paste them to my note taking app
Checkout readwise for exporting notes
It’s great 👍🏻 Thank you so much
By the way - where are you from ? 🙏🏻
He is from Argentina, but I'm not sure if he is living there today.
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Thank you 🙏🏻
I’ve literally done this before watching this video lol. It’s not really a method but common sense if you’re looking to do it. You’re just copying a pasting. I’ve honestly never really seen myself go back to read my notes since I use active recall.
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anyone else look back and find they highlighted half of the book 😂
YES
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That's just copy and paste. You are wasting your time.
Not really, then I go straight to my notes when re-checking the book