The “Wormholes”
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Imagine having a tool that effortlessly connects the dots between your thoughts, projects, and research. Defter Notes’ Wormholes allows you to create meaningful connections, transforming your workspace into an interconnected web. They can be used in many ways so it depends on how you want to incorporate this feature in your spaces. Here are a few examples:
Connecting the dots for visualizing concepts
Visual mind maps can be utilized for unstructured idea jamming, encouraging free-flowing brainstorming. Because Wormholes allow for web-like connections, they are ideal for creating such mind maps, generating creative ideas, solving challenges, and exploring innovative solutions.
Extracting passages from reading materials for reference keeping
Whether you’re studying a textbook, academic article, or research paper, Wormholes streamline the process of information extraction, empowering you to distill complex concepts into digestible snippets that are easily accessible for review and reference.
You can do so with your own handwriting and manually link a wormhole to the source. You can also use this neat Defter Notes trick for automatically creating a Wormhole with a textbox from a PDF. Follow these steps to seamlessly extract essential passages from your reading materials, allowing you to capture key insights, arguments, or examples with precision and efficiency.
1- select lasso from your toolbox
2- select the text on your PDF
3- hold and drag
4- your extracted text is now in an editable textbox
Bookmark or outline without loosing the big picture
Similarly, Wormholes can be used to outline a PDF, creating quick jump points for sections or pages of your reading materials. They can be used as bookmarks for topics you wish to revisit, or simply as reminders for a later review.
Interactively test your knowledge
Another way to make use of Wormholes is linking them and jumping between them as you would with flashcards. This is particularly valuable for exam preparation, concept reinforcement, and self-assessment, offering a dynamic approach to learning that promotes engagement.
Link key concepts, definitions, or questions to a Wormhole, converting your notes into an interactive study session. Quiz yourself by seamlessly jumping back to the source, revolutionizing the way you review and reinforce your knowledge.
These few examples illustrate how Wormholes in Defter Notes offer a distinctive and adaptable toolset. Embracing its versatility allows for myriad creative applications and opens doors to innovative note-taking possibilities.
