What is Taxonomizing method? How is it different from Mapping method of note making?

Short Answer:

Taxonomizing method is a systematic method of note taking that facilitates you in taking down notes or a summary as quickly as possible, since the format for the purpose has been already created by you.

Mapping method is a graphic representation of the whole talk or lecture and so the listener should know the link between the ideas mentioned in the talk.

Long Answer:

Taxonomizing method:

This is a systematic method of note taking that facilitates you in taking down notes or a summary as quickly as possible, since the format for the purpose has been already created by you. In this method, you may divide your page by drawing quadrangles and label them with appropriate headings such as history, causes, effects, and measures. As you listen to the lecture, start recording information (words, phrases, main ideas, etc.) into the appropriate category.

Mapping method:

The Mapping Method It is a graphic representation of the whole talk or lecture and so the listener should know the link between the ideas mentioned in the talk. While using this method, you use your critical thinking and try to create a map of the whole information that you receive in lectures or talks. This method is most effective if the lecture content is heavy and well organized.