Cornell Notes, lined and unlined versions

Description

Cornell Note Taking is a system for taking and reviewing notes and has been created by Professor Walter Pauk of Cornell University in the 1950s.

All the notes from the lecture go in the large section in the centre of the page. The left column is for keywords, comments and questions that can be used when reviewing the notes. The bottom section is used for writing a short summary when reviewing the notes. The top section is used for a title section. This system will help you take notes, review and organise them, quickly and efficently.

The notes come in an unlined and a lined version.

In the top right hand corner there’s a space to write down a category or date for your notes, so that they’re easy to organise.

Part of the Student Planner Kit.

Important information

This is a fillable PDF file which means you can fill out all the form fields in the PDF using Adobe Reader. Please note that you cannot change any of the text or colour that is part of the design.

• This printable is available in LETTER size (8.5 x 11 inches) and A4 size (21 x 29 cm)
• Comes in three colours; Coral, Gold and Teal
• All text fields are fillable. Text that is part of the design is NOT editable
• Font is auto sized and the text colour is black
• You can still print this out blank without typing into the fields
• This is a digital product. No physical product will be sent to you