I prefer to put these videos or audio on something like Lark minutes（ View Lark minutes ). A large number of people prefer to watch videos to gain knowledge, which has led many media or educational institutions to produce a large number of video lessons.īut if you need to watch the whole video or listen to the audio to know the information contained in it, is undoubtedly outdated practice. In the era of rapid development, multimedia materials are becoming more and more popular, which is also the reason for the rapid development of TikTok. although the Heptabase（） is growing fast, it’s still a long way from the Marginnote experience.ģ All kinds of video courses, audio interviews Unfortunately, Marginnote has a lot of bugs that make me worry about its stability. This is not Ideas of the same era as the visual layout of whiteboards and cards, which is formed by Mind Mapping after reading a book.

Imagine opening a page with acrobat reader and seeing a comment that is a separate point of knowledge. That is to say, when you use Adobe Acrobat Reader to read a book and annotate it, the fragmentation and separation of annotations (knowledge notes) is too strong. But in the whiteboard view of Marginnote, what you see is a picture of a knowledge (annotation) framework that is useful for both memory and association of ideas. Instead of reading a single PDF Book Document and annotating it on different pages in certain places, you’re likely to see one point as a reader, which is inconvenient for your association of ideas. you can easily see the frame of mind for reading a book in a whiteboard view, or you can combine and reorganize the reading notes (cards), etc.after reading a book, you can create a mind map (each map node is made up of cards) by focusing on different chapters., you can use the OCR function to extract the important parts, parse out the text, and make cards in whiteboard. whether it’s horizontal, vertical, scanned with mixed images, low-definition books, etc.I use Devonthink to capture these articles, but to read them, I still use some mobile apps and annotate them, and aggregate those annotations into an online application like Readwise.įor a large number of books, Marginnote is Maybe by far the best （）.

After all, from the efficiency and experience of reading, must be directly from these apps to read and comment on the most convenient.įor the endless stream of these excellent online information processing APP, combined with my current use of several software, there are the following recommendations:ġ For the mobile phone in a variety of web page notes What strikes me most about this feature is that it adapts to many of today’s in-APP content annotations, such as articles, and unifies these annotations into Readwise. Readwise is a great piece of software that iterates quickly. Is there a way to do this already? Am I making a feature request? (Perhaps Ryan has written another AppleScript to pull this off). Ideally I would have added to DT → Placed on my reading list → Synced my reading list to Reader.

I sent it directly to Reader bypassing DT since it will be easier to read and annotate. (My gut feeling).Ī few minutes ago I found a long article in the HBR that is worth saving. The readwise people are succeeding here since this is all they do. I’ve tried to use it as reading platform and highlighter. I use DT as my system of record - a complete copy of PDFs, books, etc that are relevant to my work. Since I started using it a couple of months ago I’ve made greater headway through PDFs and articles than ever before. I think many of us know that Readwise has a beta Reader application that is well designed for reading PDFs and then exporting the results to Obsidian/Notion/… Background statement - I love DT - anything I state in the next few sentences comes from a place of hope.

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