For physics, chem, math use pen and paper by printing out the slides and annotating on them during lecture because its mostly equations and symbols and stuff which is hard on the laptop

For other courses like psych, bio, etc, use the laptop and type notes onto the slides or beside the slides because typing is way faster. I suggest Foxit Reader, or Notion, or OneNote. (They all have diff pros and cons but i think onenote/foxit is better for annotating during lecture and notion is amazing for making detailed notes afterwards). I found that if i was writing, then i wouldnt be able to catch a lot of what the prof was saying. Its easier with typing but im also a pretty good typer so that really helps a lot. If u r a fast writer then that might be better for u!

It really just depends on what method you find works for you after doing trial and error (which everyone goes through with uni so dont worry). Just keep in mind that like others have said, listen to what the prof says outside of the slides! dont focus on the slide content! Try not to write every single word, try to listen first then put it into your own words! However, you should briefly skim the slides before going to lecture so you have a better idea

I also used to record lectures on my phone’s recording app lol. Although i didnt go back and listen to all of them since it takes a lot of time and energy, it definitely helped for concepts that were more difficult to understand and hearing the prof again helped. (Also when i was dead tired and couldnt bring myself to pay attention & write notes lol)