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I did two quarters of proof-based math courses recently with pen and paper, then started using an iPad Pro with Apple Pencil, and a program called notability. I
by ghufran_syed 9y ago
I did two quarters of proof-based math courses recently with pen and paper, then started using an iPad Pro with Apple Pencil, and a program called notability. I think it’s better than paper! I can erase, resize easily, move things around, but it still feels like writing with pen and paper, while making it much easier to not lose all my notes :)
- nv-vn 9y agoInteresting. Admittedly, I haven't ever used the iPad Pro/Apple Pencil. In my personal experience, it just never felt great using most touch screens. Most styluses feel too heavy and slip too much on glossy tablet screens so it feels ill-suited to writing small stuff quickly. On a Surface Pro + whatever the Microsoft stylus is called, I find myself writing way too large and then having to constantly scroll down in order to comfortably fit things on the page. Also, all the software I've interacted with is awkward when it comes to grouping symbols so that's always an annoyance to me.