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I've been printing out my PTs and Problem Sets and notating most everything by hand (mimicking the notating that JY does during the lessons) but I'm wondering if I'm doing myself a disservice, seeing that the current LSAT is being administered online. I don't plan on taking the test until next year so wondering if anyone has any thoughts on notating in their heads for online study and/or what other methods you are using that might be helpful.
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I currently do a mix of both. If it helps, prior to my first LSAT take, I did everything by hand and I highly regret it. While I think in STUDYING note taking by hand can be super preferable (especially for retention), taking the actual test is different digitally. Meaning if I'm doing something by hand, I have way more flexibility in how I mark, highlight, and annotate than I do on a computer. So I take a lot of notes and even do some practice sets by hand, but mainly if I'm doing something timed or a PT, I do that digitally to closer mimic test day as well as keep the way I mark/annotate/highlight more streamlined.