Ctosree 200 Sheets Cornell Notes Loose Leaf Paper Notebook Taking System Filler Paper, 8.5 x 11 Inch, 3 Hole Punch, White, Double Sided for Office College Home

I love the way the paper helps organize my note taking

The only thing I don’t like it that a pack of these cost over $18 and the paper is too thin. Other than that they do the job and are great for studying.

The paper is thin. Heavier weight would have been better.The holes are too small for a standard 3-ring binder, and too close to the edge of the page, so I will have to punch them very carefully myself so as to not tear the edge. At that point, I should have bought a set without holes at all.

Live saving

Studying and taking meeting notes

I received a spiral notebook from a former employer that included the Cornell note taking method and loved it so much, I wanted to have these for current work. I am so impressed with this filler paper and recommend it to anyone who needs help organizing their notes.Pros:+The paper is standard grade without being overly heavy or flimsy. It's actually just a little lighter than standard printer paper, but absolutely workable and they do not add unnecessary bulk in my binder.+They come with the holes already punched. Very convenient.+They come in a very nice sleeve with a zipper closure. I didn't want to put all 200 pages in my binder right away so I appreciate this to keep the extras stored.+They're printed with a basic Cornell Notes pattern including a purpose/date, cue column/notes, and summary sections. This would be great for classroom notes. I plan to use it for customer contact/meeting minutes, and these are well suited for that.Cons:-If I had to offer any criticism, I would have included a line or box for subject or a small box for Page X of X. These exclusions can be overcome, but it would have been nice to be cued rather than free-form it.

This set up for taking notes is a great assist in creating useful notes. You can review and write particularly important summaries on the left or bottom, or just use the left space to note important sections with arrows and stars.The paper itself seems fairly thin, so I checked the bleed-through. There was no bleed to the next page with regular ink, gel ink, or sharpie highlighter - but you could see the highlighter on the reverse page. This is pretty much my experience with regular weight paper, too. I've included photos of the ink on the front and reverse of the page.If you take notes for work or your volunteer duties, you might try this set up to see if it makes your notes more useful, as I have. It is a bit expensive per page, but used for this purpose, it is well worth it.

Very thin paper and very expensive. I use the notebooks with the round disc rather than the 3 ring binders. This thin paper doesn't work well. The paper is so thin it doesn't stay in well. Maybe with 3 rings it would but I wouldn't be surprised if it tore easily. For the cost, I expected better quality paper