You can abandon the list format of conventional note taking, because you can do it mush more effectively using mind maps. Such notes are very quick to review, as it is easy to refresh information in your mind just by glancing at one.
And it is very simple! :D You just need to conform to a few rules.
www.mindtools.com wrote: By using Mind Maps you show the structure of the subject and linkages between points, as well as the raw facts contained in normal notes. Mind Maps hold information in a format that your mind will find easy to remember and quick to review.
Here are some instructions and an example of the time management mind map.
Simple way to take notes using mind maps
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