Handwritten notes, mind-maps, & bullet journals...

https://www.businesswritingblog.com/business_writing/2018/07/should-you-take-meeting-notes-by-hand-or-by-computer-.html

Some ideas if you prefer the ease of handwriting notes, mind-mapping, or bullet journaling:

Taking Notes by Hand--Advantages

• You can pay attention to what's happening in the meeting rather than focusing on typing. 
• You can easily draw arrows, cross out words, and underline information without having to look for the right key. You can use your own method of notation or shorthand. 
• It's faster to write if you are a slow typist. 
• You can easily write notes on the meeting handouts. 
• There's less temptation to record every word. 
• There's no worry about what might go wrong with the computer.  
• It's quieter and less distracting to other people in the room. 

Taking Notes by Hand--Disadvantages

• You may not be able to read your handwriting. 
• You may not be able to keep up if you write slowly. 
• Your writing hand can get tired if it's a long meeting.
• It's a longer two-step process of writing, then typing. 
• You may misplace your written notes and lose everything. 

For more information, check out Lynn's recommendations at Syntax Training