" I consider RemNote as a specialised program for students and I would like that it would keep this vision forever, because that is was sets RemNote apart from other programs…an all in one integrated solution."
I could not agree more. But every student alive wants such a program to be as easy to use as possible.
I’m asking that the developers take Remnote from Dos to Windows. Remnote is currently a very dry text based interface or a scattered map of dots.
Using images from TheBrain above only as an example, I want to point out how incredible it is to view the information we need to study and remember in a VISUAL and CONTEXTUAL way.
I’m suggesting a similar visual map of our remnote learning library, that allows us to see the contextual information linked to the REM we are viewing. A system that automatically focuses on key learning points, but shows all related REM or at least related categories of information in the same view.
But keep the fantastic power Rem-note is offering to memorize and review all the nooks and corners of the map. When you need to review certain REM, you are signaled by the Rem-map. Every point on the map has a review alarm built in. The Rem-data points flash or something. You click those flashing REM on your map and review them.
So all your information is organized in a fluid, beautiful map, appealing to the eye…
Build a mind-map that displays your learning library, and allows you to memorize and review all the data contained there in, without using a hideous dos like structure of directories. Its also cross platform, usable on both PC and Ipads, etc. But keep the power of Rem-note’s existing features. That is the next level. Whoever gets their first has my subscription.
Just brainstorming below…
Open your Rem-map.
Open a Rem-Cat (a category like anatomy)
Open or create a Rem-note. (What are the chambers of the heart)
Open or create Rem-lets. Sub data points attached to a Remnote. ( Information about each chamber of the heart)
From that Remnote, link Horitzontally to other questions about the heart. Or move up one Rem-cat to a different organ in the body, or to a different Rem-Class (an entirely different area of study like Astronomy)
But every box or bubble on the Rem-map… Every Rem-let, Rem-note, etc. is a flashcard with a spaced repetition system built in.
However it is all organized VISUALLY. We are visual creatures. When any process becomes visual, it becomes superior. Youtube is a classic example oh how popular organic/visual learning is. Most people would rather learn from youtube than from a page of dry text instructions.
Anyway, my suggestion is probably far to much work for the developers and would probably require a complete overhaul. But it would rule the world.
