Скачать или смотреть Circle of Learning: Digital vs Print, Handwritten Notes, and How to Retain More in a Screen Age

The Greek root of encyclopedia means “circle of learning,” and it has me wondering: in a digitally led age, where is our circle coming from—and how do we keep it strong? Research suggests we often retain less when we only read on screens, and we remember more when we engage on paper and take handwritten notes. In this video, I explore practical ways to blend digital convenience with analog power so your brain keeps what your eyes consume. This is #LifeCuration for learners—usable anywhere in the world.

What we’ll do together:
• Build a Mixed-Media Learning Stack: use print or a dedicated e-ink device for deep reading, then capture highlights digitally for search.
• Write to Remember: handwrite summaries, problem steps, or sketches to strengthen encoding; type later for storage.
• Paper → Pixels Workflow: margin notes on paper, then batch into a digital notebook so ideas are both memorable and findable.
• Retrieval over Rereading: quick self-quizzes, flashcards, and spaced review beat another scroll; that’s real #LearningScience and #StudySkills.
• Environment by Design: one “distraction-free” reading slot daily, blue-light and notification settings that protect focus, and a small analog “anchor kit” (pen, highlighter, sticky flags).
• Weekly Learn Log: one page on what you learned, why it matters, and where you’ll apply it next—fuel for #IntentionalLearning and career growth.

Try the 7-day challenge: read one chapter in print, write a 5-sentence summary by hand, and quiz yourself 48 hours later. Notice the retention jump. That’s your circle of learning getting stronger—on purpose.

If you want a personalized plan to upgrade your learning and memory—whether you’re reskilling, returning to school, or simply curating a smarter everyday life—I’d love to help.
Book a 1:1 Life Curation Consult with Marilyn: https://VivenzaStudios.com/Consult