r/medicalmemorypalace • u/Old_Fee_2690 • 4d ago
r/medicalmemorypalace • u/mansionfire • May 27 '22
Built a Prototype for spatial note taking: Palace Notes, would love feedback!
Hey all, me and a friend built this prototype. You can DM me or go to palacenotes.com if you want to try it out for yourself (iPad's only atm). We would love all the feedback we could get, just want to see if it's useful for people or not. Feel free to chat me up.
The concept is this, instead of having a giant 2D mindmap, you can create connections on parts of a page (a diagram, a mind map, text, a photo etc.) to dive deeper into it. I first got the idea when I got overwhelmed mapping out something on a single page, because there was too much on a single page, and I wanted to turn my attention to a specific aspect of what I was learning.So for example :
- If learning about heart anatomy, I can click on a chamber of the heart to get more details while keeping the context of how everything works together on the original page. Versus having a huge page with a bunch of branches on branches on branches.
- If learning about a car, I can click on the hood, see what's under there, click on the engine, and then click on the crankshaft, and then I can see a paper about how crankshaft efficiencies are determined etc etc.
I also see it having prototyping applications, because you can create something and then tag a part that might have a bunch of different variations (e.g. prototyping a new pencil, and create a connection on the grip to show a bunch of versions that it could be)
So like in the image below, I can click on the mitochondria itself to go deeper into a concept (buttons on the right of the tags also work).

And then the next page looks like this :

And what's happening in the background is this :

I hope that's clear let me know if anything is confusing. If you want a better explanation, you can check out a little video of me using it at palacenotes.com
I would love to know what things you would find useful, or other pain points with studying complex topics you might have. Don't know which direction I'm going to take this just yet.
r/medicalmemorypalace • u/Unhappy_Mango7961 • Aug 06 '20
What Computer monitor(s) to buy for studying during COVID? Duo or single monitor?
I'm an incoming 1st year medical student. I was wondering if anyone has any recommendations about what monitor(s) I should buy?
I was thinking either going X2 24-inch monitors or going 1 large monitor (32 inch 1440p) monitor.
The two options will cost the same. Note: I'm also a avid gamer haha.
The 32-inch monitor I was specifically going to get is this one:
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08D5H24N8/
Thanks!
r/medicalmemorypalace • u/jmagoom1991 • Apr 25 '20
Hey! I found this great video talking about Mowat Wilson Syndrome. I thought it was very interesting! I thought I would share :)
youtu.ber/medicalmemorypalace • u/jmagoom1991 • Apr 20 '20
I found this great video for remembering all Cephalosporin antibiotic drugs very easy. I thought I would share 😃
youtu.ber/medicalmemorypalace • u/aizaz4 • Aug 13 '19
Reactions of Glycolysis Story - Learn Glycolysis with Horror Story
youtube.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/pedrosantos5745 • Dec 07 '18
Vendo Ritalina concerta
Vendo Ritalina concerta modafinil
r/medicalmemorypalace • u/skmisra • Jun 30 '18
symptoms of Kawasaki disease
Not really a mnemonic but I made this up myself and its worked great for me. The five things you are looking for is conjunctiva injection, rash, lip changes, cervical LAD, and changes in the digits. If you take your finger and touch the corner of your eye and drag that finger down straight down to your neck you touch the 1. eye, 2. skin (cheek) for rash, 3. the corner of your lips, 4. and your neck, with your 5. finger representing the last symptoms necessary for diagnosis.
Sounds kinda weird typing it out but try it out on yourself and it will make a lot more sense!
r/medicalmemorypalace • u/aizaz4 • Oct 02 '17
Easy way to remember Renal Cell Carcinoma TNM Staging with Visual mnemonic
youtube.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/[deleted] • May 11 '17
The Method of Loci and Pi
thebranchingmind.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/[deleted] • Mar 26 '17
Need a good anagram creator for mneumonics
Hi, does anyone know a site/program where I can put some scrambled letters and make it give a sentece?
All the websites I found are very limited in terms of options, and only spell out words, not sentences.
Also I would like to be able to add the option of more than one letter per word like Monkey can be used as M or Mo or Mon, to increase the number of possibilities.
Thanks in advance
r/medicalmemorypalace • u/hellocloudymind • Jan 23 '17
A tool that helps you build 3D memory palace
memorypalace.strikingly.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/tumbleweed_DO • Aug 03 '15
Medicowesome: Clotting factors mnemonic
medicowesome.blogspot.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/tumbleweed_DO • Jun 14 '15
Some random, unique mnemonics: medicine
reddit.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/3MinuteHero • Jun 07 '15
Cardiac conduction pathways made to look like a subway map (x-post r/medicine)
i.imgur.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/tumbleweed_DO • Jun 04 '15
EASY way to think about murmurs and maneuvers that increase/decrease it. : medicalschool
reddit.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/tumbleweed_DO • May 25 '15
B is for B***hes • /r/medicalschool
reddit.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/tumbleweed_DO • May 19 '15
Simplified Guide to the Immune System (Diagram) • /r/medicalschool
reddit.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/tumbleweed_DO • May 17 '15
Scumbag Reduviid bug • /r/medicalschool
reddit.comr/medicalmemorypalace • u/tumbleweed_DO • May 16 '15