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    The document outlines Mark's system for annotating both physical and digital documents. For physical documents, markings include highlights and symbols to indicate agreement, importance, or conclusions. For digital documents, highlights and colored post-it notes are used to mark important ideas, disagreements, concerns, or passages worth quoting. The system provides a structured approach to engaging with texts and extracting essential information and insights.

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    A system of marks for reading on the computer

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    The document outlines Mark's system for annotating both physical and digital documents. For physical documents, markings include highlights and symbols to indicate agreement, importance, or conclusions. For digital documents, highlights and colored post-it notes are used to mark important ideas, disagreements, concerns, or passages worth quoting. The system provides a structured approach to engaging with texts and extracting essential information and insights.

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    Rules, Method (Highlighted, Light Green) Theory, Propositions, Arguments (UNDERLINED, FERN), Agree With

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    The document outlines Mark's system for annotating both physical and digital documents. For physical documents, markings include highlights and symbols to indicate agreement, importance, or conclusions. For digital documents, highlights and colored post-it notes are used to mark important ideas, disagreements, concerns, or passages worth quoting. The system provides a structured approach to engaging with texts and extracting essential information and insights.

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    Marks, v.

    3 (this version: 2017/03/16)

    1) Physical: 2) Digital:

    N.B, oh my!, !, !!, !!!; ?, ??, ???, ✓ [agree with], ✗ [disagree with, Rules, Method [HIGHLIGHTED, LIGHT GREEN], agree with
    indicate I, II, III, IV + note] Theory, propositions, arguments [UNDERLINED, FERN], agree

    ∗ = conclusions, may be numbered, connected (see barlines) with


    The Spark, [HIGHLIGHTED, MERCURY] + Post it

    & = theory, arguments, important


    Disagree [HIGHLIGHTED, RED]+ Post it (I, II, III, IV)
    Concern [HIGHLIGHTED, BANANA] + Post it
    Otherwise interesting (i.e. use of language) [HIGHLIGHTED,
    SKY]

    ?= method, rules, important


    Useful for other task, probably requires action
    [HIGHLIGHTED, LIGHT PURPLE]

    𝄃 InitialBarline 𝄀 BarLine; 𝄁 DoubleBarLine; Bibliography, useful, go get (Sky box)


    𝄂 FinalBarLine mark beginning, steps and end of argument,
    proposition.. May be numbered (I, II, III). Chapter, section, etc. (Fern box)
    𝄐 style/ use of language, interesting
    Quotable passage (Mercury box) + post it
    𝄑 content, interesting, lateral use

    ℚ quotable passage.
    q1, 2, 3, 4: answers one of the 4 book review questions.
    Exceedingly important passages may be underlined. Use
    sparingly.

    ML/ml

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