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By: TREVORH
June 13, 2016
[Product Update] Introducing My Notes

By: TREVORH
June 13, 2016
We're very excited to launch My Notes on Cybrary. My Notes was developed after spending a good deal of time speaking with Users and learning what we could provide to help improve the experience on the site.
Example Notes
Summary"The act of note-taking also assists the learner in generating and semantically processing information (essentially, helps the learner think about course content in such a way to better understand it upon later review), in addition to facilitating and strengthening the internal connections between ideas (Kiewra et al., 1991). Lastly – and of particular importance to instructors – note-taking can result in broader learning outcomes in addition to improving mastery within course content due to this generative processing and making connections between idea units, allowing students to apply their gained knowledge to novel contexts" (Peper & Mayer, 1978).Cybrary's mission is to move the cyber security industry forward by providing anyone, anywhere with free resources to learn and grow in the field. The new My Notes feature should complement the learning experience for every User on the Cybrary platform.For Questions and Feedback regarding My Notes, please visit the forum.
ReferencesKiewra, K. A., DuBois, N. F., Christian, D., McShane, A., Meyerhoffer, M., &Roskelley, D. (1991). Note-taking functions and techniques. Journal of EducationalPsychology, 83, 240-245.Peper, R. J., & Mayer, R. E. (1978). Note taking as a generative activity. Journal ofEducational Psychology, 70, 514-522.

Researchers found that if important information was contained in notes, it had a 34 percent chance of being remembered. Information not found in notes had only a five percent chance of being remembered”(Howe, 1970, in Longman and Atkinson, 1999).
New Note Icon Available on Lesson Pages



ReferencesKiewra, K. A., DuBois, N. F., Christian, D., McShane, A., Meyerhoffer, M., &Roskelley, D. (1991). Note-taking functions and techniques. Journal of EducationalPsychology, 83, 240-245.Peper, R. J., & Mayer, R. E. (1978). Note taking as a generative activity. Journal ofEducational Psychology, 70, 514-522.