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clipped from lightwyrm.com

What people tend to forget is that most of us can only recall about 20% of what we learn passively. What do we learn passively? Well pretty much everything, from trying to study to trying to analyze data at work. How does this relate to tutorials? By the time you are done watching or reading a tutorial, you are only 100% ready to do step one, and that probably doesn't help most of us as step one is usually opening a new document.

Not very effective is it? I certainly think so. Here are three ways you can maximize the amount you get out of tutorials.

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