3. Make permanent notes.
These notes are based on reviewing the fleeting notes and literature notes and relates to your current work on or interests. The purpose is not just to collect ideas, but to develop arguments and discussions over time.
Questions to ask yourself to create them:
- How does the new information contradict, correct, support, or add to what I already know?
- How can I combine ideas to generate something new?
- What questions are triggered by these new ideas?
Once done, throw away the fleeting notes from step one and file the literature notes from step two into your bibliographic slip-box.
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