i'm a writer and i take notes all day long by hand. i really want one of those laptops where you can write on the screen and it saves your handwriting document as a pdf.
i'm a writer and i take notes all day long by hand. i really want one of those laptops where you can write on the screen and it saves your handwriting document as a pdf.
I have a tablet PC that my school district bought for all the teachers. It's great.
I was going to say typing as I'm a fast typer but... I think if it's something that I was trying to learn, I would take handwritten notes. You can draw arrows, boxes, write small info. next to a point made earlier in a lecture. Maybe this goes back to the fact that I had an electronic typewriter when I was in college... computer, what's that? internet, I think you can get that if you go up to the computer lab.
i'm a writer and i take notes all day long by hand. i really want one of those laptops where you can write on the screen and it saves your handwriting document as a pdf.
I have a tablet PC that my school district bought for all the teachers. It's great.
jealous! do you love it? dh insists they're buggy. don't know how he would know that as neither of us have one.
Re: NBR late night poll: writing vs. typing
I have a tablet PC that my school district bought for all the teachers. It's great.
jealous! do you love it? dh insists they're buggy. don't know how he would know that as neither of us have one.
type.
apart from grocery lists, I can't remember the last time I hand-wrote anything.
I do both for work. If I'm doing an interview on the phone, I type verbatim into a file, but I type 120 wpm, so that's not a big deal.
When I'm at a meeting or doing an in-person interview, I take written notes. I have a graphic (not photographic) memory. I remember anything I write.
Definitely write. I am a doodler and usually make "to do" lists while taking notes.