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Annotations aren’t really my strong point. I tend to read fast, so most of the questions I have just kinda fade away once I move on from the page. When I do annotate, though, I like the small post it notes for little comments/questions.

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I usually remember what I put down for annotations so I never really need to go back and look at them

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Annotations have typically not worked for me. I go about annotating ideas, however I don't really go back to them after. It also slows down or stops the passages flow.

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I don’t like to annotate cause I find pausing to write in a sticky note slows me down a lot.

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When I actually own the book, annotating becomes much easier because I can actually go in and write directly on the pages.  This makes it easier to make a direct reference to evidence and important lines in the book.  When this is not possible, I find it more efficient to annotate in a notebook with the page number, that way I can easily organize my annotations into a chart to organize my thinking.

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I like annotating when I am doing short readings but when I am doing longer readings or reading books. I don't annotate. It also slows me down when I am trying to read.

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For me, annotating doesn't really work because I think it slows me down too much, meaning that I don't really like to spend so much time on it.

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Annotations work pretty well for me. I find it helpful to be able to go back and look at what I was thinking.

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For me, annotations don't really work because I find that I never actually go back to them and if I want to I can never find the page. It also doesn't help me understand the book better.

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I don’t find annotating very resourceful, especially when I find myself flipping through the majority of the book before actually arriving to the annotation I need. I prefer to have everything in the same place. Annotating also disturbs my reading often.

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I don't find annotating to be useful because it distracts me from reading the book. If I have to remind myself every time to annotate then I cannot fully enjoy the book because I have to worry about annotating. However, it does help when preparing for an assessment. When annotating, I highlight and takes notes.

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I think annotations work if you go back and use them later. However if they aren’t going to be helpful later than no.

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Annotations don’t help me as much as other things, and when we are required to annotate I find that it can interrupt me when I’m reading because I don’t like to stop and take notes in the middle of a page. I prefer to read a chapter maybe and then write my thoughts down.

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I don’t enjoy annotating but when I do it, I like to highlight and use symbols to make it easy. I struggle to know the amount of annotations necessary.

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Typically, I only find annotating helpful when collecting evidence or keeping track of something specific.

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Typically, I don’t enjoy annotating. However, when I have to annotate, I feel that it is tedious and can slow my reading down yet it is very helpful and crucial for writing essays. While annotating, I make marks where there are meaningful quotes or examples of the theme.

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I don’t really think annotations work unless you are collecting evidence or need something specific from the book. Besides that it doesn’t really work for me or increase my comprehension of the book. It usually just slows me down. Usually annotate in a brief note taking style, usually when I mark something as possible evidence or when I notice something.

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My feelings of annotations are that they are rather tedious but occasionally helpful when you need information. It doesn’t help if you are required to annotate the whole book because you don’t really know what’s important anymore.