I used to do this too, but I took pics of the figures or drew on paper them instead. The only times you don't feel like the silliest student in the room when li

I used to do this too, but I took pics of the figures or drew on paper them instead. The only times you don't feel like the silliest student in the room when live texing is when you have one of those professors that edits each equation in place for 5 mins and quickly instead of rewriting the equations in edited form. There are some lectures where every week something truly unique happens that is not available in any one book in the whole world, AND you have to know it well for your area or bc of a hard test. But in all other cases, where the information can be found in some textbook or it is some well studied subject, my opinion is it's not worth it. Texing can turn into an escape from actually learning the stuff