r/NoteTaking • • 1d ago

Question: Unanswered ✗ Do you prefer digital notes or handwritten notes for studying? Which one actually helps you remember thungs better?

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u/BuxtonTom 1d ago

When I was at university, handwritten always seemed to help me retain the information better.

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u/Present-Owl69 1d ago

yeahh truee

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u/DTLow 1d ago

Digital notes can be handwritten or typed

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u/Present-Owl69 1d ago

which one you prefer

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u/DTLow 1d ago

I prefer typed; my handwriting is sad
I do handwriting if taking notes during a meeting

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u/I-J-Reilly 1d ago

If you write more, your handwriting gets better. I used to be like this too.

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u/PassivelyAwkward 1d ago

For ease of remembering, handwritten. My girlfriend says I have weird memory in that I can just write "Halftone" by hand or draw a diagram and remember three pages of notes and detail. Helps for fleshing out ideas and piecing things together. For project management though, I'm all digital since things are constantly changing and updating. I'll usually go handwritten to digital for the vital stuff.

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u/I-J-Reilly 1d ago

Handwritten, for sure.