matt crow's Profile

Yellow → Highlight in yellow important points, facts, examples etc.

Pink → Use pink (or orange) to denote material that is even more important than what’s in yellow. For example, sentences that summarize sections, that explain the significance of the section, or provide definitions. (You may be really thankful for the two-level highlighting if you only have time for a bare bones revision.)

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Blue → Reserve blue for words that will subsequently be defined (and then put their definitions in pink), titles or special terms.

Green → Mark in green dates, names or places that you will need to remember. Green can also be used for formulas.

Purple → If the material contains any rules, use the boldness of purple to set them apart.