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One of the problems for students and business people alike is taking good notes, whether they are for revision or to make sure you have an exact record of something. If you are a student, good notes are imperative for revision and should be in a concise format. The The problem is that notes can easily become misplaced unless you put them somewhere safe immediately. This is why Digital Note Takers are fast becoming popular across the globe.
Taking notes certainly aids the note-taker by serving as a memory device for various reasons: a) what they heard/saw are more easily recalled and b) by being able to record their immediate thoughts at the time on the particular subject matter. The actual process of taking notes will also increase concentration and attention and will force the information to be processed at a deeper level and to be combined with other previously known information. Psychologists will tell you this will be of great benefit in the process of memorising the information.
Some people may find that taking notes is distracting, however, that you can scribble down even quick notes digitally aids the retrieval process and any future documentation that may need to be produced.
The Digiscribble Mobile Digital Pen digital note taker is a rather nifty little USB driven gadget that 'copies' your notes and sketches as you produce them with your pen and then transfers to your PC and comes up as text. Your notetaker may have to learn your handwriting, but once this is done, it's going to be a major time saver!
Depending on the setup and software on your computer, you can write directly to your PC as well.
We see an obvious use for all users, as the capturing unit is small and lightweight and just clips to the top of your notepad. Take it back home, plug in via the USB port and transfer to the PC.
Find your own uses (I'm sure you can!), mine is just to be able to keep track of my handwritten notes that often get lost, taking notes in meetings etc.
I could have done with one of these when I was at University as I usually had lost my notes by revision time! Fantastic for recording dates, times for your diary as well.
Taking notes certainly aids the note-taker by serving as a memory device for various reasons: a) what they heard/saw are more easily recalled and b) by being able to record their immediate thoughts at the time on the particular subject matter. The actual process of taking notes will also increase concentration and attention and will force the information to be processed at a deeper level and to be combined with other previously known information. Psychologists will tell you this will be of great benefit in the process of memorising the information.
Some people may find that taking notes is distracting, however, that you can scribble down even quick notes digitally aids the retrieval process and any future documentation that may need to be produced.
The Digiscribble Mobile Digital Pen digital note taker is a rather nifty little USB driven gadget that 'copies' your notes and sketches as you produce them with your pen and then transfers to your PC and comes up as text. Your notetaker may have to learn your handwriting, but once this is done, it's going to be a major time saver!
Depending on the setup and software on your computer, you can write directly to your PC as well.
We see an obvious use for all users, as the capturing unit is small and lightweight and just clips to the top of your notepad. Take it back home, plug in via the USB port and transfer to the PC.
Find your own uses (I'm sure you can!), mine is just to be able to keep track of my handwritten notes that often get lost, taking notes in meetings etc.
I could have done with one of these when I was at University as I usually had lost my notes by revision time! Fantastic for recording dates, times for your diary as well.
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These are extremely useful little gadgets, they come in various prices but are all very efficient and time saving. Find out more about the Digiscribble and other similar products on our Digiscribble site.. Unique version for reprint here: Why Are Digital Note Takers So Popular?.
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