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Note down all the sources that will be covered in the exam.
Upload or link to any audio or video files from the lecture and include the slides from the lecturer\'s presentation.
Note down authors and titles of the entire primary and secondary literature you will be expected to have read; link to online articles.
Include short descriptions i.e. tables of contents for each source so you can quickly check where to find a certain topic.
Create a new mind map for every source (right click on the source, then choose \"create as new map\" to link back and forth between the maps) and capture your notes in it. You should make the notes while reading the text or as soon as you\'ve finished a chapter.
Add links to other mind maps you might have created (e.g. for your lecture notes).
Create a studying schedule and add deadlines to the sources using the task management tool.

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Genres et formes de l'argumentation aux XVII et XVIIIe siècle.