Keep the question close
A good set of notes begins with the question it is trying to answer. Write the question down, then keep observations separate from conclusions.
Simple ideas about learning, making things, and keeping a clear record.
A good set of notes begins with the question it is trying to answer. Write the question down, then keep observations separate from conclusions.
Change one thing at a time. Record what happened, what stayed the same, and what would make the result more convincing.
A short explanation of why something was done is often more valuable than a long list of steps.