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I take notes, then take pictures of the pages. I really have no need for notes to be converted to text or any special format as they are for review only. That
by dpcan 10y ago
I take notes, then take pictures of the pages. I really have no need for notes to be converted to text or any special format as they are for review only.
That being said, an app where I can create a folder for, or tag the photos of my notes for the class or conference, put the pictures I took in that category to easily flip through them, and then be able to virtually highlight them, create bookmarks in them, or mark over them with a virtual sharpy would be awesome.
- stinkytaco 10y agoI'd love to find this. I have a case of notes from college that I'd like to reference again, if only for my own interest. I'm not sure it's worth the effort to go through and digitize 3 dozen notebooks, but there's information in there I'd like to have and I didn't really think much about long term recall when I was in college. I wish the capability of taking pictures and quickly digitizing them existed at the time I went to school.
- Arcten 10y agoIf you're alright with destroying the notebooks, you could try removing the spines and running them through a tray-fed scanner. That would be much faster than taking individual pictures/scans of each page.
- shezi 10y agoThere is http://modnotebooks.com/ http://modnotebooks.com/ which goes kinda in the direction you want but also totally different.