Ked,
Having seen both versions the information is the same.
Superreading is pulling the eye down the center of the page while seeing the whole sentence with an expanded gaze. You move down the page at an average of 4 to 10 seconds per page. Dip to read the senetence, phrase or words that answer your mind probling questions.
Some subjects seem more difficult, to make notes of with mind mapping maths, algorism and formulas, etc,(once you have a grasp of mind mapping you will discover there are ways.)
There are a number of note making systems. I had written a 5 page article for someone on making notes (he wanted alternatives to mind mapping. I suggested incorporating mind mapping with a couple of the systems.) You're welcomed to email me for a copy of the article I attach it to a reply.
When superreading and dipping I recommend you stay with the activation process for a while before picking up a pen to make notes. This gives you opportunity to know the subject before getting caught up in copying the details.
Taking notes whilst superreading and dipping can greatly slow you down, however when it domes to doing it right you need to test and find what works best for you.
Alex
