While many folks prefer to just type out their notes, I’m all about writing things down by hand (and studies back me up). It used to be in a standard notebook that I’d then snap pictures of and upload into Evernote, but now I’m all about doing it digitally first via a tablet and stylus. If you’re looking for a less investment-heavy option, but want the ease of getting your notes digitally, the just-launched Rocketbook Axis is something worth checking out.
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Take notes by hand and get digital benefits with the Rocketbook Panda Planner
Perhaps it’s due to the various ways that I’ve looked at – or looked into – for taking notes, the Rocketbook lineup was one that I was already aware of. These are, ostensibly, reusable journals due to using the Pilot FiXion pen, which is erasable (but more durable than the erasable pens of my youth). With the Rocketbook Panda Planner, they’ve also embraced some digital aspects as well.
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To infinity – and your notes, with the Rocketbook Orbit
When it comes to taking notes, most of the articles and studies I?ve read agree – when you actually write your notes (versus typing them directly on your laptop) you retain the information better, because you have to make on-the-fly edits for what you write down (to keep up) versus just hammering away at the keyboard for a verbatim copy. Even so, the ability to get those notes digitized (and therefore archivable and searchable) is compelling. One of the latest to bridge that divide is the Rocketbook Orbit.
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