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I agree that for the act of learning, the tactility of paper is a huge benefit. But for preserving and recalling notes and highlights, electronic wins. I can ha
by halgir 2y ago
I agree that for the act of learning, the tactility of paper is a huge benefit. But for preserving and recalling notes and highlights, electronic wins. I can have hundreds of books or papers on whichever device I'm on and look up notes and annotations I've made over several years.
I've tried figuring out how to get the best of both worlds, but maybe you really just need to decide which trade-off to go with.
- groby_b 2y agoYou can come reasonably close by scanning & OCRing your notebooks. (And having numbered pages in your notebooks) It's not great, but it's improving searchability quite a bit.