I take a lot of notes from video lectures but I still forget everything. Can Anki help?
I watch a lot of video lectures and I had a problem with taking notes. I'd have to pause the video, switch tabs to Notion or Google Docs, write something down, then go back and find where I was. Half the time I'd miss something or just stop taking notes because it broke my focus.
So I built a Chrome extension that lets me take notes right next to the video without leaving the tab. Every note saves the exact timestamp automatically. I just write and keep watching. Later I can search all my notes and click to jump back to the exact moment.
That part is solved. But now I have all these notes and I still forget what's in them after a few weeks.
I've been hearing about Anki and spaced repetition. I've never used it but it sounds like it could solve the remembering part.
For those of you who use Anki with lectures, how does your workflow look? Do you turn your notes into cards? Would it be useful if I added a way to export video notes directly into Anki?