Spend Less Time Reviewing, More Time Being Productive This way you won’t be left with hundreds of individual notes at the end of a semester. If you don’t fancy packing several long recordings into one note, consider combining recordings from your study groups or revision sessions instead. Organising recordings from the same subject into one note makes it easier to locate specific details, and it’s super simple to do with our Import Multiple Recordings feature. Organisation is the Key to Student Success Turn on Location Awareness Recordings to receive a reminder to stop recording when you leave a lecture room. This can be a problem for two reasons: It’s no fun to review and it can make a dent in your storage space – but don’t worry, Audio Trimming to the rescue! In just a few simple steps, you can trim the recording to keep the useful parts. Because of this, you’ll often realise that you forgot to press stop after recording and end up with a hours’ worth of audio. “I swear I stopped recording!” Sound familiar?Īs a student, remembering to stop recording after a lecture is probably the last of your worries. Then, when you review the lecture recording, tap on them to instantly jump straight to these key moments, saving you from sitting through the entire lecture again – once is enough! – to find the information you need. If recording isn’t enough for you, you can use #TimeTags to mark exam tips, essay guidelines, and anything else that may help you ace the next assignment. This is also useful for those who don’t do mornings, or if you struggle with taking notes whilst listening. Simply tap it, sit back, and let Noted do the note-taking. On days like this, Noted’s record button is your best friend. We know what it’s like for students… It’s Thursday night and you’re out “socialising” with your friends, then, when the dreaded 9am lecture comes in the morning, you have to drag yourself to class.
Here’s a look into all the features you need to start using. Noted makes note-taking simple and effortless. But it’s a tricky one for many students (especially freshers) because effective note-taking requires a lot of attention… or does it? Note-taking is one of the most important skills a student could master to capture details presented in lectures and comprehend studied material.
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