How to Take Key Notes from Library Books
Use good note taking, and study skills to improve your reading comprehension., Write someplace else., Write your notes on index cards or slips of paper., Use sticky notes, paper clips, or tape flags to mark key pages and passages without damage...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Use good note taking
Reading well in the first place will help keep your reading and your notes about it relevant. -
Step 2: and study skills to improve your reading comprehension.
Keep a notebook.
Take notes on your computer or phone only if you can use it without being distracted.
Start notes about a particular passage with a page number, and perhaps the heading or opening words of the passage, so you can find the passage again quickly. , Insert your notes between pages, to mark relevant passages. , Make sure your notes or tags can be removed.
Try them first on a piece of scrap paper if you're not sure.
Write on the sticky notes if you choose to.
Let the ink dry before attaching them. , Be selective; don't overdo it and copy the whole book.
Remember, you can use most digital cameras, including the ones on smartphones, to scan a page. -
Step 3: Write someplace else.
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Step 4: Write your notes on index cards or slips of paper.
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Step 5: Use sticky notes
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Step 6: paper clips
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Step 7: or tape flags to mark key pages and passages without damage.
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Step 8: Photocopy or scan a key page or passage if you wish to mark it up or refer to it after you return the book.
Detailed Guide
Reading well in the first place will help keep your reading and your notes about it relevant.
Keep a notebook.
Take notes on your computer or phone only if you can use it without being distracted.
Start notes about a particular passage with a page number, and perhaps the heading or opening words of the passage, so you can find the passage again quickly. , Insert your notes between pages, to mark relevant passages. , Make sure your notes or tags can be removed.
Try them first on a piece of scrap paper if you're not sure.
Write on the sticky notes if you choose to.
Let the ink dry before attaching them. , Be selective; don't overdo it and copy the whole book.
Remember, you can use most digital cameras, including the ones on smartphones, to scan a page.
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