1. Penultimate
– Hand-write notes right no your ipad.
To do this, you’ll need a stylus but, penultimate features smooth,
realistic handwriting simulation with multiple paper styles and a variety of
pen color options. When done, you can
search your text, save your ideas to Evernote, and
share single page images or full PDF notebooks.
Cost: Free
2. Bamboo
Paper – Notebook – Also Hand-write notes right no your ipad but, what makes
this app special is that bamboo paper has creates its own stylus - Wacom. The app allows you to save your notes in
Dropbox and Evernote and there is even a feature to allow you to post your
ideas to Facebook and Twitter. Cost: Free or you can unlock the full version,
which gives you unlimited notebooks for $1.99.
3. MyScript
Notes Mobile - Not only can you handwrite your notes, but you can turn your
notes into text so that others don’t have to try to figure out your handwriting.
Your handwritten notes are also searchable and you can look up definitions of
words, or search for them on the Internet. The app also lets you use a wide
variety of gestures to edit text and you can import PDFs for annotation, or add
images to your document. Files can be saved to Evernote and Dropbox and can be
posted on Facebook or Twitter. This is one of those apps that utilizes
everything the iPad’s technology offers to create an exciting and inventive
app. Cost: $7.99.
4. Notability
– Type and handwrite notes using this app.
It also includes a full-featured word processor with the ability to
spell check, add bullet points, and more. You can annotate PDFs, so if your
professor sends out a worksheet, you can write notes directly on the iPad
without having to switch to a different app. The most useful feature of this
app is that it records audio. You can record a lecture while taking notes. The
app syncs what you type with what was recorded so that, when you go back over
your notes, if something you wrote doesn’t make sense, you can tap a word and
it will play back the section of the lecture that took place at that time. Cost:
$1.99
5. My
Sketch Paper - This is less of a note-taking app and more of an
idea-sketching app, but I felt that is was important to include it for our
creative readers. Users can take notes using the text editor and freehand
sketch ideas, or simply doodle in the margins. Cost: Free.
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