Interesting comments from colleagues during meetings

[LordEntropy]

Anyone tried: http://www.coursenotesapp.com

Seems cool in terms of UI design?

What do people think?

Might have to have a look at that thanks, assuming it is available to the uk, not all apps are.

 

[nazuk]

Might have to have a look at that thanks, assuming it is available to the uk, not all apps are.

It is available for £2.99 in the UK App store, but I might wait until the price drops a little

 

[wingnut8]

Have you looked at School Notes Pro (Free for the time being) I downloaded it but did not get a chance to play with it before I had to take my iPad back (Horrible Wifi issues). My buddies iPad did not have the same issues, so just waiting on the replacement to arrive...

The only thing I don't like is that there wasn't autocorrect for spelling. I didn't look deep into the app, so maybe it was just off.

 

[8CoreWhore]

Don't forget it has a voice recorder. Also I find that taking notes right inside an email works fine and saves automatically.

 

[Tulipone]

I do not allow laptops in my meetings unless they have a presentation to deliver or content that needs to be projected. The amount of time I see people downloading and responding to email beggers belief and I'd much rather they concentrated on what was going on in the room.

Pen and paper it is.

 

[Jaro65]

Cool stuff!

It would be really nice to be able to write notes with something like the pogo stylus and an app that does handwriting recognition.

...And as a matter of fact, Apple has the best hand-writing recognition algorithms in the industry. Were it not SJ who killed the Newton, I suspect that one of the built-in apps would do exactly what seems so natural for iPad: take notes and use a stylus of some sort to draw graphs, network flow diagrams, etc. It is an irony....