Oscar at Freestyle Mind:

The idea is to create a new entry every time you learn something new (assuming you want to remember it). If you are doing this on paper, you can just write the date on the top of your sheet and then make an incremental bullet list. If you are doing this in your computer, you can do the same thing, but you also need to keep track of your files in an efficient way where it’s easy for you to switch from one day to another.

Last night was trivia night, I failed miserably. There were no less that 10 instances when I knew that at one point I had read about the topic at hand and should know the answer. This is a great tip for keeping track of things that you are learning, I am certainly going to try it out.

via Freestyle Mind.

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