How to use the PARA Method on reMarkable | Using reMarkable

How to use the PARA Method on reMarkable | Using reMarkable
Description:
Discover the PARA Method, a simple system for organizing all the notes and documents on your reMarkable paper tablet.
Developed by Forte Labs, the PARA Method helps you sort everything happening in your life into just four folders. And once set up, the organizational system just works - for everything.
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[@DSemedoVideo]

This is a good system but as a remarkable user for the past 4 years almost everyday, remarkable for me is for note taking. That type or sorting is in the PC in the project folder where everything is, even files that remarkable can't read. I'm a structural design engineer, constantly drawing schematics and doing calculations on rM2, and taking notes, discussing solutions. But when the project or scope is finished, I import the pdf and it goes in the project folder

[@Adam_483]

I do the same!

[@davebrooks452]

DSem: I appreciate that perspective. I'm also curious if you use the PARA method on your computer? Because it's very useful, and it totally assumes people will use multiple programs and devices, while still organizing things the same way wherever organization actually happens. I'm happy to see that remarkable has organizational features available, but more importantly, I'm happy to see how transferable its files are to other systems where I keep my "second brain" PARA folders (mainly Notion and Google Drive).

[@WildAnalog]

I have been looking for a video on the PARA method with the RM2. Perfect timing.

[@TiagoForte]

Thanks for highlighting the PARA Method @reMarkable! For anyone who wants to learn more about it, here's the first video in a series I made explaining the method: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imewl59nhN6qg5o

[@bwoohk]

For those who don't like flashy colors, this is a good product that adds color on the ink screen technology. The large size allows you to read more content, but it is not so convenient to carry. It would be better if there is a folding screen.

[@chethiyaprasanga]

Special thanks to the big brain behind the evolution of the PARA concept. @TiagoForte www.youtube.com/@TiagoForte

[@NARAYAN0512]

Does Remarkable offer smaller sizes??

[@zokerino447]

No. only these ones

[@TAOWEIXIONG1980]

The rM2 is a great option for size and portability.

[@jonb8633]

I would like Remarkable to find a way to move files easier ( less steps ). also I have issues with palm rejection. I wish there are more options regarding the templates

[@remarkablepaper]

Hi there! I recommend reaching out to our technical support team with any issues with your reMarkable. You can use this link here: tinyurl.com/rMContactUs

[@jonb8633]

@@remarkablepaperthanks

[@JoshuaFCenters-w7b]

How do we make our own templates and upload them? Can we make a template inside the software as well?

[@remarkablepaper]

Hi JOshua! We currently don’t support third-party templates. However, you can import PDF files and make notes on the imported documents. reMarkable \ also comes with several templates installed. You can read more about templates here: tinyurl.com/rMTemplates

[@brittca]

Can’t you do this exact same thing with nearly any modern digital device? I don’t understand the argument in favour for the Remarkable here… and I own a RM2.

[@MyLifeInTheDesert]

Distraction free duh 😂

[@babybirdhome]

Yup - pretty much this. It’s doing it on a device that isn’t going to interrupt you because it can’t. For some people, this won’t be an issue and they can use any device. For others, having to do this on a device that can’t distract you is a godsend.

[@babybirdhome]

The other advantage is battery life. You could just as easily do this on a laptop or tablet, but you’re going to have to charge it at least every day or two if you’re using it for a job - and possibly have it plugged in while you’re working on it. With a device like the reMarkable, you don’t need to charge it more than every several days to every few weeks or more (presumably - I’m basing that on my Kindle Scribe experience). As long as you manage to do that, it means it’s not going to die on you at the wrong time - or at least is a lot less likely to.

[@davebrooks452]

I thought remarkable was also higher resolution for penmanship

[@pillowchech1251]

am i the only one who noticed... bro needs to charge that thing up

[@jonb8633]

yes I was nervous watching those little bars going down the drain. I charge my R2 every day to 100% LOL

[@matthijn12]

Would be true with an ipad. Remarkable will last for 2 weeks on a full charge lol

[@jonb8633]

I leave my R2 on all the time

[@igorczaplinski7404]

Remarkable should be solely for notetaking. Why would I import other files even if finally there's more space? If there are too many features, remarkable will stop being a great notetaking device and become a bad tablet. I like the colour display though

[@alexandrasteegmans8846]

As a teacher, I import other files, my students' files, in order to mark them. I like the fact that I can write remarks by hand as it makes it more personal. I can also annotate pdf files of short stories or other school material that I want to insist upon in class. I find it much more convenient to work this way than on a screen, which I find more time consuming and more awkward. I don't quite share your opinion that with all the improvements the Remarkable will end up as a bad tablet. I use it for very specific tasks and activities and it does the job perfectly. I've been a Remarkable fan ever since Remarkable 1 and I thoroughly enjoy Remarkable 2. I wouldn't part with this device.

[@alexandrasteegmans8846]

However I agree with your remarks concerning the PARA method. I prefer my own 🙂

[@kherei72]

are those blacks more like very dark blue?

[@boomerangfish3558]

"I will know exactly where it is.... in my list of 200 other folders on a slow ass screen"

[@happinessisafulltank]

🤣

[@eliasmohamad9682]

Exactly what I am thinking 😂 This is ridiculous

[@AHA-kv6sm]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pogospin984]

Dibs

[@charliepersonalaccount5276]

I can do all this + 1000 more things on my Galaxy Tablet 😂😂😂

[@HarrisPantazis]

BRO I BOUGHT MY REMARKABLE 2 LIKE A WEEK AGO. No this isn’t even fair you should be more mindful abt your advertising and should have at least announced it earlier. Watch them delete the comment

[@DSemedoVideo]

@@HarrisPantazis don't you have 100 days to return it?

[@svfbd]

just return it...? you have 100 days

[@cecilivy7492]

100 day return policy. Also, this product isn’t taking the place of the R2. That product will continue to be offered.

[@Keeki549]

What are you crying about, almost everywhere has a return policy close to 30 days lmao.

[@crackkillspuppies]

I bought my reMarkable 2 on Amazon and the return window just ended. So I'm stuck.

[@garettw1678]

For how much this costs, you are better off buying an iPad. It’s a notebook. And there is a paywall for the cloud support. I regret buying my remarkable 2.

[@Deathbunnygirl]

This is absolute nonsense, no way of quickly identifying archives/older files as it significantly expands.

[@VitusRnDApS]

Feeling limited much!

[@DigiDriftZone]

Yeh they desperately need ability to add links between pages / documents and full text handwritten search

[@sereneseries]

@@DigiDriftZone I think with the increased focus in AI, it'll come eventually.

@@sereneseries this...Indexing and searching and the ability to "import" content cross documents will be king.

[@NethirOsman]

Remarkable said in the launch of remarkable pro paper they arr not focused on ai for a long tjme