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> But they are more cumbersome to take and to read I'm genuinely curious about what you find cumbersome. Granted I've never been furiously writing dozens of p
by makeitdouble 2y ago
> But they are more cumbersome to take and to read
I'm genuinely curious about what you find cumbersome.
Granted I've never been furiously writing dozens of pages of notes to begin with (to me the most important thing you do is listen to the meeting/lecture/event, notes are bookmarks and comments). I've used an iPad Pro and then the Surface Pro for meeting notes for about 5 years now, and it's just an infinitely paging/scrolling canvas, nothing more nothing less.
- ein0p 2y agoYes, dense material you absorb during a lecture does typically require a lot of writing. IDK about you but I found writing down at least all the formulae and graphs tremendously helpful for absorbing the material. If you write detailed notes, they become far more than bookmarks, you can then refer to notes primarily, and to the textbook for the stuff that's not clear from the notes.