Does anyone here use Google Keep? It’s super simple and really good for quick notes. You can color code your notes, which I find very refreshing, but it lacks advanced features.
I love Google Keep! It’s straightforward, but for longer essays, I prefer Notion. It combines tasks and notes seamlessly, though it can be a bit overwhelming at first.
Notion is fantastic for organizing thoughts and projects. However, I spent a few hours just learning how to set it up! But honestly, it’s worth the investment if you have those challenges.
Totally agree! Plus, the templates available are super helpful, but I do find it a bit bulky for casual note-taking.
What about Simplenote? I’ve heard it’s great for minimalists but doesn’t have rich text options. Any experiences with that?
I guess it also depends on our personal study styles! I like having visuals in my notes, so I lean towards apps that support multimedia.
That’s a good point! Multimedia options, like in Squid, can be handy if you’re into drawing or annotating PDFs. But it can be clunky on some devices.
I haven’t used Squid yet. Does it support handwriting recognition? I need something that transitions smoothly from handwritten to typed notes.
Yes, Squid does offer handwriting recognition, but it’s hit or miss based on your writing style. Personally, I enjoy that level of flexibility, but it can be frustrating at times.
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I’ve been thinking about trying Squid! It might be a good addition to my study toolkit, especially since I doodle a lot during classes.
In the end, I think it really comes down to what you need most—ease of access, organization, or flexibility. Just don’t get overwhelmed by too many apps at once!
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I’ve been using OneNote, and it integrates really well with Outlook. You can sync your notes with your calendar, which is super helpful for keeping track of deadlines!
That’s great to hear! I love how OneNote allows you to organize notes by subject too. How well does it sync with other devices?
For seamless integration, I’d recommend Google Keep! It pairs nicely with Google Calendar and Drive, letting you access your notes wherever you need them.
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I like that it’s simple and gets to the point. How does it handle reminders?
Google Keep has a great reminder function. You can set location-based reminders too, which is quite handy when you’re on the move!
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I’ve tried Evernote, and while it has powerful features, I found it a bit overwhelming at times. It syncs with calendar apps but requires premium for the best features.
Totally get that! Evernote can be a maze. Any tips for keeping it organized?
I recommend using tags and notebooks effectively. That really helped me stay organized in Evernote!
In my experience, Notion is a fantastic tool! It integrates all sorts of productivity features, including calendars and databases.
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