I don’t know about you, but when I hand-write my notes, they tend to degrade in quality over time.
It also means that your notes stay nice and legible for the entire duration of your class. Getting good at the keyboard shortcuts (here’s a giant list of them) means you can quickly created nested lists, bold or italicize key terms, and structure your notes easily on the fly. Since I can type a lot faster than I can write, I was able to take detailed, high-quality notes on my laptop in the classes where I actually cared to take them. In all seriousness, though, taking notes was the main use I had for Evernote while in school. …but when all paper notebooks are engulfed in flames someday, while my notes are in the cloud with triple-redundant backups on servers in Argentina, the moon, and 8721 AMOS (possibly my favorite asteroid, but I’m pretty fickle with my minor celestial body favoritism), I will have the last laugh. laptop debate has raged on for years, and will probably never stop as long as paper still exists…
Take Fast, Organized Notes on Your Laptop In school, Evernote was just as indispensable as it is now – and today I’m going to show you six ways I used it to make my classes easier. I use it for everything – brainstorming and writing new articles, developing questions for podcast guests, keeping software licenses, tracking lists of Magic cards, etc. It would only be slightly hyperbolic to say that Evernote is my second brain. Sure, it’s lacking in neurons and glia – but more than any other app or system, Evernote serves as an ultimate repository for information I want to remember.Įvernote is almost always open on my computer, and it’s a frequently visited app on my phone as well.
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