Dan Allosso (minnstate.pressbooks.pub)First, we’ll cover techniques (and a few tools) you can use to turn what you’re reading, watching, and hearing into useable information. This process has as much to do with taking ownership of ideas as it does with apps. Second, we’ll look at how you can organize and link ideas to make them useful to you and direct them at new questions. Third, and maybe most important, we’ll focus on how you get that information back out of your notes and into a form you can use to share your ideas with others.
Dan Allosso provides a guide to how to make notes and carve them into ideas. Chris Aldrich has also provided an annotated copy of book to annotate with Hypothesis.