My grown son, an engineer, just called with a semi-desperate request:
Do I know of any adult-ed courses (like the Kaplan or SAT-prep courses) on how to
take notes -- not from books, but during lectures and conversations?
Seems he just discovered (!!) that he needs to be able to record salient points
during discussions with clients, in order to build what they said they need.
I told him to check The Learning Annex/Exchange, and local colleges (he lives in
NYC).
I suggested bringing a tape-recorder to any future appointments, but beyond that. .
.
Any other suggestions?
Alice Yucht, lifelong Teacher-Librarian
aka *Alice in InfoLand,* somewhere in central New Jersey
Information Skills/Library Management consultant, writer, and presenter
email: aliceinfo at excite.com
website: http://www.aliceinfo.org
"We may be service-oriented, but we don't have to be servants."
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