Whether youre in high school or college, you spend a lot of time taking notes.
Its best to pick software and stick to it so you dont to worry about moving stuff around later.
Heres how to make the right choice from the outset.
Evernote does a lot.
The other big catch with Evernote comes in theform of a recent price increase.
If you want more than that, youll need to shell out for a premium plan.
Its even more appealing if youre already usingMicrosoft Office for most of your schoolwork.
OneNote is available as adesktop appanda web app, as well as forAndroidandiOS.
Like just about every other Office system, at a glance,OneNotes a complicated app to work with.
Youll find it has tons of menus, tabs, and options.
While its overwhelming to start, OneNotes great for anyone who likes to really dig in and organize notes.
you’re able to also share notes with other classmates easily.
Like most of Microsoft apps, OneNotes biggest downfall is its massive scope.
Its packed with menus, which means quickly scribbling down an idea is out of the question.
Google Keep does pretty much everything you expect of a notes app from Google.
Just load it up and it immediately makes sense.
Some people just like to write down a few sentences.
For that, were fans ofSimplenote.
Simplenote is free onWindows,Mac,iOS, andAndroid.
Simplenote is basically aplain text editorwith small organizational tools.
you’re able to only jot down text, with no formatting.
You cant add images, audio, or video.
You cant add web clippings or integrate emails.
Thats all Simplenote does.
Good old pen and paper can be useful for other reasons too.
Pen and paper does have plenty of problems too.
Youll still need to pick out a good notebook and pen though.
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