“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” Learning is not something that just happens in a classroom. It’s about the skills one learns to become a better person. The world is changing rapidly. New systems of education are taking precedence over the older ones. Each and every activity in school has a … Continue reading Extra-Curricular Activities And Its Importance To Students
Online learning can be a convenient way of learning as well as a challenging task. Since the pandemic has hit the world, a lot of things have changed, especially for students who are not able to attend their schools and colleges. Thankfully, technology has a lot to make this learning process facile. Our young learners … Continue reading Online Classes Made Easy With Noteshelf
Sometimes we find it tedious to jot down the entire lecture or seminar. If you are a visual learner and like to take notes, then try giving your note-taking a new spin. By using a couple of doodles and sketches, you can create beautiful sketchnotes. It is an intriguing note-taking process and can reduce your … Continue reading Sketchnotes – The Best Visual Note-taking Method
Dr. Thomas Roedl aka Tom Solid is known for revolutionizing the Paperless Movement and going digital. The paper writing process has been the backbone of our entire working system. The digital revolution has helped in revamping this process. Tom focuses on minimalism to make people realize that yes, they can go completely digital. How digital … Continue reading Custom Digital Journal by Paperless Movement
From Multiple Windows to the new Dark mode, every feature in the iPadOS is going to make our lives a little bit easier. I got to try this last week and I am in love with it! Jumping on the bandwagon, Noteshelf too just got a whole lot better with their latest update. Here are my … Continue reading Noteshelf on iPadOS and iOS 13
Co-curator of Sketchnote Army | The originator of Visual Torah | Genealogist Agile Coach | Builder at Bayit | A Noteshelf Lover Steve is a co-curator of the Sketchnote Army, a platform that is dedicated to showcasing sketchnoters and their work from around the world. Excerpts from our quick interview with Steve ahead. Read on to … Continue reading Steve Silbert from Sketchnote Army – Our Noteshelf Star
Taking that little extra effort to make your students' future bright need not be cumbersome! Dear teachers, it is our pledge to make it easy for you. Plan an enhanced learning experience Lectures or presentations planned to a T is imperative in teaching. A well-planned lecture will have the right mix of concepts, examples and, teaching … Continue reading Noteshelf 2 for Teachers
It’s your notes, in your own style! Meet Bella. She loves to take handwritten notes in class using her iPad Pro. She personalizes her notes with her signature handwriting and makes sketchnotes of her lectures. Her notes have a lot of doodles, emojis, and images inserted from the internet. She is more of a visual … Continue reading Classroom companion for students
Do you enjoy taking handwritten notes on your device? Do you take loads and loads of notes that run into several pages? Then, it is absolutely essential that you should be able to find what you’re looking for within those lengthy notes later on, right? We now support handwriting recognition for iPads and iPhones in … Continue reading Handwriting recognition in Noteshelf
In the spirit of the National Handwriting Day on January 23rd, we set out to search for beautiful and inspiring handwritten notes on Instagram. We even tried to replicate their style within Noteshelf and had a blast doing this. Here are some highlights. We hope these inspire you to add some elements of style to your … Continue reading Beautiful handwriting on Instagram
