"One way that we notate it and can refer back to it is by taping".
Take home a resource packet of workshop materials you can refer back to every year.
Make notes or take digital photos of each stage, so you can refer back to how it was stitched in.
It offers an account of Clinton's actions that, however bowdlerized, she can refer back to if, as seems almost inevitable, questions about them arise on a future occasion.
As a platform, Pinterest serves as perfect space for academic research because it allows you to sort through the noise online and collect those selected nuggets on to pin boards so you can refer back to them later.
Is there evidence to suggest, I wonder, that part of successful parenting lies in trying to lay down experiences that children can refer back to and use in this way – is that the impulse behind memorable birthdays and holidays?
Try using the 'save for later' feature to build a list of favourite recipes, films you want to watch or books you want to read so that you can refer back to them at a later date.
Instead of sitting down each week to write a one-off essay or report, you can refer back or try out an idea that can be developed or rejected at a later date.
Interactions are recorded so you can refer back to them months later.
This will also give them a tool that they can refer back to as needed.
These are things you can refer back to that will keep you on the right track.
