The negative connotations of the word 'Collusion' puts me off before I even see it. Looking at it. No one appears to be writing with their hand resting on the

The negative connotations of the word 'Collusion' puts me off before I even see it. Looking at it. No one appears to be writing with their hand resting on the iPad. Their hand is either floating or off to the side. Is this because writing isn't very good with your hand resting on the screen? Its interesting but I feel it still isn't needed. Pen and paper is typically fine. So is typing. This allows you to back up all of your scribbles but beyond that I think pen and paper has the advantage. How many people need to collaboratively write on the same page of A4 at the same time? If I need to see multiple pages of notes I either add a sticker to the page to easy flick between them or tear out the page and put pages side by side on the table. Collusion doesn't appear to be able to do this. If it could automatically convert written notes into typed notes. Maybe that would be cool. I don't know though. I still think a laptop is better in most note taking situations. With my laptop I can take notes, get additional resources and record the audio of whatever I am taking notes from all at the same time. With an iPad I can't. Replacing a pad of a paper and pen with an iPad, sensor and pen doesn't look like innovation to me.