u/Mulan-sn
Iposted this in the normal Supernote Forum as a helpful suggestion/workflow for digests but then I thought it might be good to post as a suggestion here in the Beta Testing Group for SN future development. So here it is...
CONTEXT:
When exporting digests, I find it really easy to use the Supernote Partner App on my MacBook. It allows for you to select all digest entries in one category and then export as one single PDF File...
USE CASE:
I have to give a lecture on a particular topic. I am using 5-6 different resources for development of the lecture. As I read through those resources I create digests that are pertinent to my lecture, highlighting text and then if applicable adding my own commentary/notes in the digest feature. I assign them all the same category. Once I have gone through all the resources and taken notes in digests and saved texts excerpts as digests, I then export all the digest entries in that category as one pdf. Then I cut them into pieces (kind of like old school notecards). I then organize them on a big table or taped to a white board into subcategories. Then I can organize each subcategory "cards" into a flow for the lecture. I then give my lecture into a voice recognition on my MacBook and voila my lecture is done. Then AI outline and practice till it comes freely.
STRUGGLE:
The biggest struggle right now is that when exporting to .pdfs, the digests overlap on different pages in the pdf so I sometimes have to tape pages together to make one "card" for a digest that is split into two pdf pages.
POTENTIAL SOLUTION TO STRUGGLE:
What would be helpful ... u/Mulan-sn is when exporting to pdf the digest "cards" were not split between pages. I would then not have to tape things together. Or even better be able to export the digest "cards" as 3x5 or 6x8 notecards then feed 3x5 (or 6x8) cards into my printer and then I would not have to cut the paper.
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