DON'T STOP taking Notes

 



DON'T STOP taking Notes now that AI tools are available which can do it for You. 


DON'T write what the speaker is saying or the summary - the AI tool will do that for you


In this day and age, there are tools to record the speaker, get the transcript and even get the summary. 


You should write what you understand and the other thoughts that are triggered based on your understanding and interpretation of what you just heard. 


YOUR NOTES are something that are personal to you and cannot be produced by an AI tool. 


They are uniquely useful to you so don't substitute your notes by an AI tool. 


Make your own notes AND use the AI tools for the transcript/summary of what was said. 

 

What Happens when you make notes / take notes ... 


- Taking notes enhances learning by actively engaging various faculties, enhancing focus and understanding. 

- Writing information down helps embed it into memory and supports better recall through visual aids and organized structures. 

- Notes allow for quick reviews, aiding long-term retention, and lead to critical thinking by encouraging summarization and question generation. 

- Note-taking transforms passive learning into an active process, making the information more personal and easier to grasp.


Use AI by all means

but don't do it at the cost of using your own head!


Note-taking is an art and also a science.

Keep changing your note-taking style, format and structure. 

Evolve from running notes to tabular structure to quadrant thinking.


#AI #CoachHemant #growthMindset #leadershipDevelopment 


FYI: The book I am making notes for in the picture is "Future Ready Now" by Dr. Sweta Adatia

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