When taking notes, use the Cornell Two-Column format.
Draw a vertical line about an inch from the red margin.
Label the left side of your vertical line "keywords" and the right side of the vertical line "notes."
When taking notes, write any keywords, questions, or topics on the left hand side. Keep all other notes on the right hand side.
When you have finished writing your notes, draw a horizontal line under your last topic and write "summary" underneath the line.
Write a summary of the lesson at the bottom of the page. This should be a short reflection or "ah-ha" moment of content you have learned.
Open your Google Drive.
Click on your class folder.
Click on "New"
Select "Google Docs"
Add your file name to the "Untitled Document" line
Use the file name (add your own period and day): DL2A_Lettercheck_SHall
Shortcuts are a great way to save time and not have to use a mouse or mouse pad. You can save the Google Slide document to the left to your Google Drive to reference whenever you need to use a key shortcut.