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I had multiple PDFs, lecture notes, articles, and saved documents covering basically the same topic.

Individually, they weren't difficult to understand. The problem was remembering which source said what and figuring out how everything connected.

I started putting related sources into one Gemini Notebook instead of reading each one completely separately.

Now I can ask questions across the whole collection instead of opening five different files every time I want to check something.

One thing I’ve found especially useful is asking it to organize a topic based only on my uploaded sources, then going back to the original documents to verify the important parts.

It doesn't magically make the material easier, but it definitely makes the pile of documents feel less chaotic.

For people using Gemini Notebook regularly, how many sources do you usually put into one notebook before it becomes too much?

So I gathered links of free templates, icons, fonts, wallpapers, ebooks, and useful resources. The project is basically a personal “free stuff library,” that I organized by category. E-books are downloadable and there are people who buys e-books online.

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It's keeping me from studying and focusing on the tasks I need. Tried to go to cafes, libraries, and parks but nothing's been effective so far

Hi, everyone. I'm currently reviewing for my upcoming licensure examination here. Before, I used to think people who said "*teach it to someone else*" were exaggerating.

Then I started pretending I was explaining topics to an imaginary class or to a friend, while walking around my room, and somehow I realized exactly what I didn't understand. Talking loud and explaining it helps!

It felt ridiculous, but it worked way better than rereading my notes five times and not retaining anything.

Wby, what's a study method you ignored before until it unexpectedly helped?

Hi, everyone. I'm currently reviewing for my upcoming licensure examination here. Before, I used to think people who said "teach it to someone else" were exaggerating.

Then I started pretending I was explaining topics to an imaginary class or to a friend, while walking around my room, and somehow I realized exactly what I didn't understand. Talking loud and explaining it helps!

It felt ridiculous, but it worked way better than rereading my notes five times and not retaining anything.

Wby, what's a study method you ignored before until it unexpectedly helped?