Boxing method

Do you get side-tracked by the many thoughts, ideas, keywords, and associations that come to you when covering a large subject, but still want to get them down on paper?

Think inside the box, and make your notes easy to review and revise, later. Navigate the flow of information and lay out the topics by writing headers for each column. Instead of having to draw the boxes yourself, you can spend your time clustering the information into five subtopics and boxing it in.The trick is to identify subtopics and make descriptive names. If one of your notes is placed under a heading that doesn’t fit, use the selection tool to place it in the right box.

This template is great for making presentations, dividing what you want to say into slides, and for taking notes – whether it’s shopping lists, creative doodles, or a lecture. Download it and use the page, with or without labels, to get your thoughts in order.