You already did the hard part: you took the notes. Paste them into Bananote and it writes the flashcards, so revision starts with reviewing, not rewriting.
Class notes, reading annotations, half-finished study guides. Paste the text into Bananote and it takes it from there.
Key terms, definitions, and concepts in your notes become question-and-answer cards automatically.
Review the deck, take a scored quiz on the same material, and use spaced repetition to keep it in memory until exam day.
Notes are for reading; cards are for remembering. Bananote converts one into the other so you can check what actually stuck before the exam does.
Copying notes into card format is pure busywork. Paste once and get a deck sized to the material, no restructuring required.
Chat with your notes to probe weak spots and explain concepts back in your own words, then quiz yourself on exactly those parts.
Pasted notes, lecture recordings, PDFs, YouTube links: they all become cards in one place, organized by class.