Every note-taking method has its own fanbase. The choice of following a note-taking method varies across categories. Some take structured notes using an outline method while others use mind maps and images to take visual notes. The 5 R’s of note-taking Record: The main purpose of note-taking is to record the ideas and meaningful facts … Continue reading Cornell Notes – Best Note-Taking Method
At Noteshelf we work constantly to create a digital platform that can reduce paper usage. Dr. Tom Solid, our “Noteshelf Star” has embraced the “Paperless Movement” too. He is now a leading face of the paperless community. In his recent video, "How to use Noteshelf like a pro”, Tom explains how you can ace the note-taking … Continue reading “How to use Noteshelf like a pro” by Tom Solid
“To remember what you study for longer terms, to make it easy for reviewing as you prepare for your exams, start taking notes!” Note-taking has started as a casual thing but now there’s a theory and process behind it. Note-taking is not just jotting down what’s said in the class but it’s a systematic way … Continue reading The Best Note-taking Methods – Outline Method
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
Tom Solid, as we fondly call him in the Paperless Community (#PaperlessMovement) has always been dreaming of a green future, where technology meets nature! He has been taking the concept of going paperless a notch higher every day through his #PaperlessMovement. We both share the same vision and that is how we discovered each other. … Continue reading Noteshelf Star – Dr. Thomas Roedl (Tom Solid)
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
How awesome would it be if you could quickly scan through your bookshelf and get to the notebook you wish to open in a snap? On popular demand, we have introduced ‘Transparent’ notebook covers. Scanning across your bookshelf to find the right book becomes very easy now. With ‘Transparent’ notebook covers, you can preview the … Continue reading Transparent Notebook Covers in Noteshelf 2
