Structuring Content
When links aren't enough, RemNote lets you structure your notes more formally with hierarchies, templates, the Concept/Descriptor Framework, and more.
By Soren and 2 others3 authors19 articles
- BulletsEverything you write in RemNote is a bullet, the small building block that the whole app is built from.
- Outlines and TerminologyLearn how to work with and talk about outlines, the most basic organizing principle of RemNote.
- Organizing Your School NotesLearn how to organize your classes, lectures, PDFs, and exam dates in RemNote so all your study content lives in one place
- Documents and FoldersDocuments and folders help you organize your hierarchy of bullets into an understandable structure.
- Universal DescriptorsUniversal Descriptors promote consistent wording and efficient thinking across your Knowledge Base.
- ColumnsShow bullets side by side using columns.
- What's the difference between a document, a folder, and a top-level bullet?Documents, Folders, and Top-Level bullets are often confused by new users, but serve distinct purposes, and a bullet can be several or neither.
Concept/Descriptor Framework
The CDF is a concise and versatile way to lay out flashcards and semi-structured information about a topic.
- Structuring Knowledge with the Concept/Descriptor FrameworkThe Concept/Descriptor Framework offers an effective and concise way to take notes on and memorize complex topics.
- Creating Concept/Descriptor FlashcardsLearn how to easily and effectively create cards that use the Concept/Descriptor Framework.
- In-Depth Biology Textbook ExampleLearn how to break down complex information using the Concept/Descriptor framework from this extended example.