Ever since AI tools started coming out, I’ve tried a few, but Notion AI is the one that has really made a difference in my day-to-day life as a student. Notion AI has made it a lot easier to stay organized and manage my time better, by assisting me in my deadlines, projects, and study sessions.
Notion AI has helped me most in keeping track notes and tasks. During and after class, I can just throw my notes into Notion, and the AI quickly summarizes them into key points. This makes it way easier to review later, and I don’t have to spend extra time organizing everything myself. It is also really helpful in creating to-do lists, which is really great because it keeps me focused on what needs to be done without me spending too much time planning.
Another cool thing is how it sparks creativity when I’m working on essays or assignments. Sometimes it’s hard to get started, but with Notion AI’s suggestions, I can quickly come up with outlines or get some ideas going. It helps me get past that initial writer’s block, so I can focus on the actual writing and improving the content instead of staring at a blank page.
When it comes to the actual studying, I get a lot of value out of Notion AI. I can use it to summarize my notes into study guides or key takeaways, which saves me so much time when preparing for exams. It’s also good for generating flashcards and other study tools. Instead of organizing everything manually, I can focus more on reviewing and actually understanding the material.
Notion AI isn’t perfect though. Although it has made a noticeable difference in how I manage my time and get through tasks, it is important not to get too carried away by how easy it makes things. While the AI can help summarize notes and generate ideas, it’s still essential to take the time to fully understand the material and not rely too heavily on the technology. Sometimes the content it generates doesn’t match my writing style, and it could handle more complex topics better. But overall, it’s been super helpful in keeping me organized and productive. I’ll definitely keep using it to stay on top of my academic life.
Interesting post!
I had never heard of NotionAI, but your post piqued my interest and prompted me to look into it.
It seems like an all-in-one platform for studying, and judging by your post it is very effective in assisting in one studies. Considering the way GenAI is evolving, I can only imagine the upgrades to come in the coming years.
For example, I wonder what the implications are for working in teams and how far the tool is at the moment in integrating team-based assistance. I imagine it can help by streamlining workflows and creating an interface for task management, etc. In any case, your post made me realize that I can use this tool for my studies in the next period and I intend on it!
Loved the post! I’ve just started using Notion at the start of this academic year as I’m benefiting from the free student subscription tied to our Erasmus accounts and it made my notes more organized and easy to study from. Given that I’m a Notion newbie, I was not aware of the AI feature and given your description I cannot wait to try it out! I do think that the point about the careful use of AI is very valid as in my mind this applies to any AI out there, there is still a great need to be vigilant.