The Cornell layout: cues on the left, notes on the right, summary at the bottom.
About this paper
The Cornell method splits the page into three parts. During class you take notes in the wide right column. Afterwards you write questions and keywords in the left cue column, then sum up the page in the box at the bottom. Reviewing with the cue column covered turns your notes into a self-test.
Line spacing defaults to college rule (9/32 in).
Walter Pauk, an education professor at Cornell University, described the method in the 1950s.
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