Question

now that youve gone through and annotated your sources, you need to translate them into clear, organized notes. taking notes will be helpful when you start to create your research outline. your notes will become the building blocks for your final report. you like to take notes by hand, but theres too much to cover in your annotations. these notes will have to be digital.
whats the best way to take clear and organized digital notes from your annotated sources?
type your notes into a document in no particular order and save it to your desktop.
use a digital note - taking application to translate the annotations and organize your notes into sections.
compile your annotated sources into a pdf as your official notes file.
screenshot all of your annotations and organize them into folders named after each source

Explanation:

To take clear and organized digital notes, we need a method that organizes the notes. Typing in no order (first option) is unorganized. Compiling to PDF (third option) just stores sources, not organizing notes. Screenshotting and folder - naming (fourth option) is more about file organization, not note content organization. Using a digital note - taking app (second option) allows translating annotations and organizing into sections, which fits the need for clear and organized notes.

Answer:

B. Use a digital note - taking application to translate the annotations and organize your notes into sections.