However, most programs allow syncing (mine is not unique, just an example). I own a macbook pro, ipad air and iphone 6 and can seamlessly sync all of my notes one OneNote and all of my textbooks with Ibook. Notability allows recordings to be made but honestly, if your school offers recorded lectures (which almost everyone does), use that instead.Ħ.
Plus, the interface on mobile devices is convoluted.ĥ. I use Evernote for my personal life but the inability to add editable Powerpoints halted my use of the product. Both apps allow you to 'free-write'/use a stylus but I found this too slow/sloppy in lecture to keep up.Ĥ. Plus, it's purely a notetaking tool and not a repository so even if I used it, I would still be uploading everything into OneNote.ģ. I found the physical space constraint a huge factor. Notability is great if you prefer to directly draw on powerpoints, but space is limited and you cannot create notes separately. BUT, you cannot annotate powerpoint attachments.Ģ. OneNote is great for organizing all of your lectures, syllabi, PDF's, etcetera but also lets you easily type your own notes on blank paper, separate of supplied materials. I also have a Logitech Type + keyboard (cheaper through other websites at times), which I think is essential in making the iPad functional with any sort of typing/keyboarding.
I'm only in my 4th week of M1, but here's what I've experienced so far after attempting to try multiple notetaking methods (OneNote, Notability, Evernote, etc.).Ĭontext: my school has a completely digital curriculum and utilizes blackboard, powerpoints and PDFs for everything.
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