"How I Memorized 57 Pages of Notes in 1 Day" (Revisited 1.5 Million Views Later)

5 years ago. 1.5 million views ago. 1,600 comments ago. That was the video entitled "How I Memorized 57 Pages of Notes in 1 Day."

I had no idea that this video would be far and away the most viewed. As we look to a new school year, let's look at one of the challenges high school and college students face: memorizing notes for tests. I don't think memorization is the key to life-long learner, but it's certainly going to help coming up at the end of the week.

This video is just for fun. I think you’ll see why I have included it here.

Memorizing pages of notes was a part of the educational process for all of us. Did you ever use the technique talked about in the video? “Places” or the “Memory Palace”? What were the results for you?

You’ve likely used AI to help you research a topic. This demo shows how to let Evernote make edits to your notes. Thanks to Jon Tromans for this excellent demonstration. Seeing use cases, such as this, helps the enhancements to Evernote make sense.

Evernote Made Easy (updated to include Evernote 11). So much about Evernote has changed in just the last couple of years. This ebook brings you up to date. In a digital world where information is power, making organizing your information easy is huge.

Maybe Google Drive is More Your Style. Is Google Drive the place where you store your information? If so, I have an ebook for you. I've taken what I know about developing a system for digital notes and applied it to Google Drive.

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