38 Incredible Notetaking Statistics You Should Know

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Notetaking has seen widespread use from classrooms to boardrooms as a means to boost learning and retention when dealing with large quantities of information. But just how essential are effective notetaking skills? And with digital technology making its way into the classroom, are new forms of notetaking any better than old fashioned pen-and-paper notes? We wanted to find out, so we did some research. As it turns out, the effects of notetaking on learning are very well documented. Here are 38 incredible notetaking statistics and facts that we found. #toc# Digital tools are changing the way we take notes. 1. Over 50% of students report bringing their laptops to class at least once per week. (Source) 2. Reading and writing competencies are changing with the use of digital technologies, though students still use paper and pen to communicate their feelings.
Notetaking has seen widespread use from classrooms to boardrooms as a means to boost learning and retention when dealing with large quantities of information. But