How to Decide What to Highlight in Ebooks

Channel: Tiago Forte

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] in this video I'm gonna show you what it

[0:02] looks like as I read a book an e-book in

[0:06] this case on the Kindle app on my iPad

[0:09] and what I think through what's going

[0:12] through my mind as I decide what to

[0:14] highlight and what not to highlight what

[0:17] you're seeing on the screen is exactly

[0:18] what I see when I read I like using the

[0:21] the white text on black because I'm

[0:24] usually reading in the late afternoons

[0:25] or evening and I once I want that bright

[0:29] light in my face so I like using the

[0:32] dark background and then I like infinite

[0:34] scroll or I just keep scrolling

[0:38] vertically forever and those are two

[0:40] settings that you can activate right

[0:42] here in the top upper right so all we

[0:45] need to explore those but basically I'm

[0:48] going to show you what a typical chapter

[0:49] looks like I've already highlighted this

[0:53] chapter just to save time but I'll tell

[0:55] you kind of what I was thinking as I as

[0:57] I looked at each highlight so this is

[1:00] the beginning of the chapter what I'll

[1:02] often do is highlight the headings so

[1:06] what I'm doing right there is I'll do it

[1:08] again for the second one put down my

[1:10] finger on the the word wait till the

[1:13] highlight begins and then just drag my

[1:15] finger until the whole sentence that I

[1:18] want to highlight is yellow and then I

[1:21] just put my finger up there's another

[1:23] way you can do it which is to select

[1:25] something like that and then you can

[1:26] click these colored circles if you want

[1:28] to need different colors but I don't use

[1:31] different colors i only use yellow to

[1:32] keep things simple and that's just a

[1:36] faster way to do it so I'll de

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