Notebook · hyperlinked PDF
Cornell Notes Template for E-ink Tablets
Two hundred pages split into cues, notes and a summary, with a tappable index at the front so you can find last Tuesday's lecture in a couple of taps.
- 200 Cornell pages
- Tappable notes index
- Topic and date fields
- Undated
- 19 tablet models
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Our Cornell notes template is a notebook where every page already knows its job. Each of the 200 writing pages has a narrow cue column on the left, a lined block for your main notes on the right, and a summary band along the bottom. It’s the same three-part page students have used on paper for decades, drawn as a hyperlinked PDF you write on with a stylus.
The file opens on a Notes Index with 200 numbered rows. Tap a row and you’re on that page. A breadcrumb at the top of every page takes you back to the index, so a whole semester of notes stays easy to get around. Each page also has a topic field and a date field. Both stay blank until you fill them, so you can start the week you need it.
Getting more out of the three zones
During a lecture, keep your pen in the notes block and let it run. The cue column can wait. When a term, a name or a question stands out, give it a short mark on the left. Right after class, write two or three lines in the summary band. That small step is what makes review quick later, because you can skim the bottoms of ten pages instead of rereading every line.
Reading works a little differently. Put chapter numbers and questions in the cue column, quotes and reactions in the notes block, and a short recap at the bottom when you finish the chapter. If a topic needs more room, carry on to the next numbered page and write the same topic name at the top.
A simple review routine that fits the page:
- Cover the notes block and try to answer the questions in your cue column.
- Before a test, reread only the summary bands.
- Fill in the topic field every time, so it’s clear what a page holds when you flip back.
The notebook is drawn at each tablet’s own page size, and it comes for Supernote, reMarkable, Kindle Scribe, BOOX, Kobo, Quaderno and iPad.
Pick the file for your tablet
Same pages on every tablet, drawn at each screen's own size. Each link opens that brand's page with its models.
| Tablet | Models | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for Supernote | Supernote Nomad / A6X, Supernote Manta (A5X2) | $9 |
| Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for Kindle Scribe | Kindle Scribe (2024, 10.2"), Kindle Scribe 11" (2025) / Colorsoft | $9 |
| Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for reMarkable | reMarkable 2, reMarkable Paper Pure, reMarkable Paper Pro, reMarkable Paper Pro Move | $9 |
| Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for Quaderno | Fujitsu Quaderno A5 | $9 |
| Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for BOOX | BOOX Tab Mini C (7.8"), BOOX Note Mini C (8.5"), BOOX Note Air 10.3", BOOX Tab X C / Note Max 13.3" | $9 |
| Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for Kobo | Kobo Libra Colour, Kobo Sage, Kobo Elipsa / Elipsa 2E | $9 |
| Cornell Notes Digital Notebook for iPad | iPad 11 inch (iPad, Air, Pro), iPad 13 inch (Air, Pro), iPad mini | $9 |
Questions
What are the three parts of a Cornell notes page?
The lined block on the right holds your main notes. The narrow column on the left holds short cues and questions. The band at the bottom holds a short summary you write after the session.
Is the notebook dated?
No. Each page has a blank topic and date field, so you can start any day and use the pages in any order.
How do I find an old page?
Open the Notes Index at the front and tap the page number. The breadcrumb at the top of each page takes you back to the index.
Does it come with plain lined or blank pages too?
No. All 200 writing pages use the Cornell layout. If you want plain ruled pages, our Classic Notebook comes in lined, blank, dot grid and grid.
