Study guide
Make textbook chapters easier to revisit.
A chapter map should show how concepts relate, while each captured definition or diagram still points back to its page.
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Keep source and thought together.
Choose the central idea
Use the chapter’s main question as the root. Add a small number of branches for concepts, examples, and unresolved questions.
Capture only useful evidence
Save a definition as text and a diagram as a screenshot. Give each node a short title in your own words rather than copying the entire page.
Review actively
Collapse branches and explain each concept before expanding them. Use the source location to check details you cannot recall.
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