Fill in the cues, main notes and summary sections of the classic Cornell method, save as many notes as you like, then print or download any of them.
| Topic | Class | Date |
|---|
Writing cues next to your notes forces you to identify the key ideas as you go, and covering the notes column later to quiz yourself from the cues alone is a fast way to check what actually stuck. The summary strip at the bottom pushes you to restate the page in your own words, which is one of the most effective ways to move information into long-term memory.
Cornell notes work best when you review the cue column within 24 hours of taking the original notes.
Short phrases and keywords in the cue column are easier to scan later than full sentences.
It splits a page into a narrow cue column for keywords and questions, a wide notes column for the main content, and a summary strip at the bottom you fill in after the lecture or reading.
In your browser's local storage on this device. They are not uploaded anywhere, but clearing your browser data will remove them.
Yes, use Print / Save as PDF. It hides the site navigation and buttons so only the note itself is printed.
Yes, click Load next to any note in the saved notes table, make your changes, and click Save note again.
More handy tools from My Panda Toolbox.