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Reading notes mind map

Separate the claims, evidence and your own thoughts

Keep the ideas you want to remember alongside their evidence and your questions.

Reading notes mind map

Headings and lists become map branches. Paragraphs stay in each branch as notes.

# Reading notes on better team documents

## Claims to remember
- A document should help readers decide what to do next
- Read the conclusion separately from its evidence

## Evidence to check
- Revisit the examples in the article
- Compare them with our team documents

## My thoughts and questions
- Would naming an owner and deadline help?
- Which documents were hard for teammates to find?

Reading notes on better team documents

Claims to remember

  • A document should help readers decide what to do next
  • Read the conclusion separately from its evidence

Evidence to check

  • Revisit the examples in the article
  • Compare them with our team documents

My thoughts and questions

  • Would naming an owner and deadline help?
  • Which documents were hard for teammates to find?

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Reading notes on better team documents

  1. Claims to remember
  2. Evidence to check
  3. My thoughts and questions
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  1. Write the main claims and supporting evidence separately.
  2. Keep unverified points as questions and attach the source URL.
  3. Explain the topic without the map, then revisit the branches where you got stuck.
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