I have sooooo much less paper in my life now. Also, you can use your camera in Penultimate (or add in photos) so I can take pictures of slides or handouts in meetings and annotate them. The best (by far) for note taking is the Wacom Bamboo Stylus. It is noisy to write with though, so it isnt the best for note taking and meetings. The one Id recommend for artistic work on a tablet is the Adonit Jot Pro. One was outstanding (especially for note-taking). Evernote+Scannable(to absorb documents I’m handed into Evernote)+Penultimate(to take handwritten notes and do calculations that merge into Evernote and are searchable) and then Goodnotes for editing papers & forms. One was very good (especially for artistic endeavors).
I have tweeted with enthusiasm about my iPad Pro workflow. Julianna Dacalnton suggested several apps for augmenting the use of an iPad: In addition, Evernote, along with the Evernote app for hand-writing, Penultimate, came highly-recommended.ĭr.
During trials, any extensive editing of notes is done on the laptop but reading and using the notes occurs on an iPad which is much more convenient to hold or bring to the podium. We use it to store ideas, recordings, projects, tasks, imagesThe list is as comprehensive as we want it to be. He made these using LaTeX and pgf/TikZ, and you can find the code to make your own on his GitHub page. Evernote is more than a note-taking application. Robert McNees provided a number of templates you can use. If you are interested in using graph paper for your note-taking but find the native GoodNotes graph templates too thick, Dr.
GoodNotes received several recommendations, particularly for making hand-written notes. We wanted to point people towards some of the suggestions other scientists had. A recent discussion on Twitter spawned some suggestions for the best iPad apps for taking notes and using an iPad as an integral part of your workflow.
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