Tap any of the colours below, select (highlight) a range of words in the note below to apply
desired colour. Watch a messy note transform into a colour-coded one. This is exactly what
you'll do in your own notes.
Suggested categories: Main idea • Definition • Example • Formula/Date • Personal note — pick any colour for each!
Photosynthesis is the process plants use to convert sunlight into energy.
It happens mainly in the chloroplasts of plant cells. The formula is
6CO2+6H2O→C6H12O6+6O2. For example, a sunflower turning toward light
shows this process in action. I remember this because my garden plants
always lean toward the window.
Tip: tap a colour first, then drag your finger (or mouse) across a phrase to apply it.
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One colour per line + a Cue Column for self-testing after class. Best for lectures.
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Cornell + Colour Zones
How this works: Take your main notes in the Notes Column, colour-coding each
line by category (red = main idea, blue = definition, etc — pick any of the 20 colours).
After class, fill in the Cue Column with short questions or keywords that test
whether you understood each coloured line — this is what makes the page useful for revision later.
Best for: lecture-style classes, textbook chapters, or any subject where you take
notes in real time and want to review by self-testing afterward (e.g. History, Biology, Law).
Tap the circle next to each line to choose from 20 colours
CUE COLUMN (fill in AFTER class)
NOTES — colour each line as you write
SUMMARY — in your own words
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You're using the free Cornell template. The full Toolkit adds:
Subject Tabs — file notes by subject colour at a glance
Tag-a-Line — multiple colour tags per line, for overlapping info
