Read on Twitter
For the last two months I have used a drawing tablet to write digital handwritten notes. This is an excellent alternative to an iPad/Surface Pro and a lot more affordable! (I know I hold my pen in a very weird way) (1/5)
The pen on the tablet feels similar to a pencil on paper. The biggest difficulty is learning to look at the screen rather than your hand. This took me about a day to get used to. (2/5)
But once you do get used to it, the results are great. Writing up equations and drawing diagrams is easy and the ability to resize and edit your writing saves a lot of time. (3/5)
As someone who hand writes a lot of notes. This has saved me a lot of paper and made my notes easier to share.
I am also excited to use this for remote teaching in the future! (4/5)
I am also excited to use this for remote teaching in the future! (4/5)
The tablet I use is the One by Wacom and it cost me £35.
I use OneNote for my handwritten notes.
I use Xodo to annotate papers.
Thanks for sticking with this thread
(5/5)
I use OneNote for my handwritten notes.
I use Xodo to annotate papers.
Thanks for sticking with this thread
(5/5)
