FAQ
Which note style should I choose?
Summary to catch up on a lecture, bullet points to revise, Cornell notes to test yourself, flashcards and the quiz in exam week, a study guide for a whole unit, a reviewer for memorisation-heavy exams, guided notes if you teach, and outline to keep the deck's structure.
The same deck can be run in several styles, and most students use two: one for the week of the lecture and one for the exam. A summary read the same day makes the material familiar. Cornell notes two weeks before the exam turn it into questions. Flashcards and the multiple-choice quiz find the gaps in the final week.
Teachers use guided notes for the handout and the quiz for an exit ticket. Students preparing for board exams use the reviewer. Anyone feeding a note-taking app uses the outline, because it keeps the structure and pastes cleanly as Markdown.
Updated 2026-11-03.