Rebecca J. Hogue

Using iAnnotate to take notes on my iPad

As a Ph.D. student I read a lot of journal articles. In order to effectively takes notes while reading, I used to have to print them. One of the reasons/justifications for my ipad purchase was to reduce the amount of printing. After a bit of experimenting I've finally figured out how to effectively use my ipad to take notes. This little visit clip (my first experiment with mobile video blogging) shows you how I do it. Enjoy!

What do you think about the mobile video blog? Can you view it?

Note: I couldn't get the video to successfully upload from my Android phone to here. I'm not sure if the problem is with WordPress for Android,  my WordPress installation, or just that the file was too big. I guess I have some investigating to do.

 

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  1. Martha Avatar
    Martha

    This is the first app I've seen that might make me want an iPad.  In general, Apple products are so proprietary that I do not like to use them.  But being able to read a PDF and take notes … and send it to my dropbox as well?  That is really cool.

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  4. Sanford Avatar
    Sanford

    i need to find something like this for my gtablet. I installed write pad but it isn't supported 🙁

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  5. Vance Stevens Avatar
    Vance Stevens

    That's really cool, thanks for enlightening – Vance

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