Consider using an iPad to take notes during lectures and classes. Imagine having access to your notes on your iPad while working. Imagine having all your lectures, notes from classes, and thoughts in one location. And it is not all. All your notes will be synchronized with your iPhone. You can take notes at school or university, edit them in the library, extract them into flashcards. Read, study and revise everywhere you go with your iPhone. You have the option of using both your gadgets to speed up your own learning process or just your iPad to take incredibly logical and organized notes. And one more thing. There is also a calligraphy training available. Using the Apple pencil is a little bit different than writing with a fountain pen. It is effective to practise your writing skills.
Key features:
- Writing on iPad is possible with Apple pencil only.
- iPhone is only for reading your notes.
- With button NOTES, a new book may be created and used for notes.
- Button CALLIGRAPHY allows to learn writing singular letters of the Alphabet.
- The LEARN button allows you to read or revise the notes that have been taken and marked with essential thoughts.
- TAG settings allow you to keep all your books well organized and find the right book as quickly as possible.
Information about the NOTES:
- Tag settings allow you to keep all your books well organized and find the right book as quickly as possible.
- The "+" button creates a new book, which may be given a title, cover color and the size as well as the paper view.
- The scroll menu offers the reach option for work when a new book is opened.
- The "+" key is crucial for adding a new page.
Information the the function CALLIGRAPHY:
- Learning the letters of the alphabet through calligraphy.
- For learning calligraphy, use the grey rectangle on the right side of the screen.
Information about the LEARN:
- Select the book by clicking the button LEARN.
- Read the book and highlight the important passages.
- You can send your notes to your iPhone.
- You can also send your notes to your classmates or teachers if you have any questions.