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Your brain's for learning—let Notion handle the recalling.

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During college, I realized one thing: college gives you a lot of opportunities for learning. We learn not just through classes but also from books, videos, audios, and more. I always take notes on things I find interesting, thinking I’ll revisit those quotes, notes, or lines soon—but unfortunately, that doesn’t happen as efficiently as I’d like. So, I came up with a method: I jot down my notes and keep revisiting them using this system. Let’s explore together how this Recall system works.

Table View Explained

The Table View displays all the details for each entry you make. Here’s a quick rundown of its features:

• Name: Shows the title of your page.
• Status: Three options:
  • Currently Learning: Use this if you’re still working on your notes.
  • Need Revisions: Mark this if you feel you need to revise what you’ve written.
  • No Revision Required: Select this if you’ve finished your notes and don’t need any revisions.
• Subject Tags: Organize pages by subject.
• Last Reading Date: The most recent date you took or revised notes.
• Review Frequency: Set how many days until you need to revisit or revise your notes. Leave it blank if no revision is needed.
• Next Recall Date: Auto-generated reminder for when to recall or complete notes on a topic.
• Overdue?: Visual indicator to show if you’ve missed any review dates.

You can sort or filter any feature by clicking on the icons at the top left of the table.

Explaining Currently Learning View

This view is exculsing for all paegs which are marked as Currently learning are shown here, and are catgeroied via Subject tags, and last reading date is show below each tile.