HOW TO STUDY WHEN TRAVELLING ON THE BUS OR TRAIN

HOW TO STUDY WHEN TRAVELLING ON THE BUS OR TRAIN

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geek84

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558 posts

86 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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Good morning folks
For those of you studying,
Can you kindly advise the best ways to revise/rewrite lecture notes when there is no 'desk' to lean on while travelling?
One way I thought of was to do a voice recording of the lecture notes and listen while travelling
Thanks

Roofless Toothless

5,662 posts

132 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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paulrockliffe

15,702 posts

227 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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It's probably to have the right bit of kit. I had a Samsung Galaxy Note phone, then the Tab S7 and Tab S8 Ultra tablets, they all have a stylus and handwriting recognition that made typing on the go really easy. If you have a voice recording you can transcribe that into Word etc, then spend the time ready and correcting with a stylus and it should be quite efficient.

LankyFreak

670 posts

28 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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geek84 said:
Good morning folks
For those of you studying,
Can you kindly advise the best ways to revise/rewrite lecture notes when there is no 'desk' to lean on while travelling?
One way I thought of was to do a voice recording of the lecture notes and listen while travelling
Thanks
Listen to a lecture, or read your notes. Really the best way to do it.

KAgantua

3,871 posts

131 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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l WOULD JUST USE A NOTEPAD M8 SHOULD BE FlNE

gotoPzero

17,234 posts

189 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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Hoofy

76,358 posts

282 months

Friday 24th June 2022
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Load the txt into a book reader on your phone such as Moonreader and get it to read the text to you.

geek84

Original Poster:

558 posts

86 months

Monday 27th June 2022
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Thanks very much for all your responses.

Greatly appreciated.

minimalist

1,492 posts

205 months

Monday 27th June 2022
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I used to record most of my lectures. Listening back was usually torture. Quite quickly I learnt to put time-references in the margins of my written notes which referred to the important bit of the recordings. That in combination with carefully saving all recordings with appropriate names which matched the written notes was a game-changer. Being able to re-listen to an important concept or something which didn't sink in during the lecture was incredibly useful.