Explore our online learning resources and expand your study strategies. Making notes in class Academic writing Time management Critical thinking Exams Effective studying Dissertations and research projects Good academic practice Statistical and numerical data Study skills guides Reading at university Literature review Referencing and citations Editing and proofreading Presentations and posters Group working Digital skills Hybrid learning and teaching Developing your English Study Hub Blog What does note-making look like for you? Do you feel you need to write down everything that is being said or written on the slides? You may worry about leaving something important out: what if it is on the exam? If this sounds familiar, you are certainly not alone. Note-making can be a powerful tool for you to take control of your learning and studying. All it takes is to think about the process and use it to your advantage. Here, we give you some tips for doing this. Making notes in class If you are looking for information about The Study Hub at 40 George Square, a new on-campus studying space, please visit their webpage. This article was published on Tuesday 28 July 2026
