i tried out digital note taking as a college freshman w/ samsung tab s6 Lite By KocoFruit

No, no did it save I didn't close it. I didn't save it, it didn't say no taking but digital, and I'm going to try it out studying with coco fruit. A brand-new series on the channel, pencil and paper be gone. We're going to learn how to do digital notes. I have no idea how youngsters these days do these aesthetic digital notes, so the most logical choice I did was I bolted psych. I went back to research here.

Furthermore, I am looking at all these tutorials from these tasteful YouTubers with their calligraphy and pretty notes. Furthermore, I'm probably late. Am I late to the bandwagon of digital, pretty notes, their notes? Look better than my transcript and my resume and my birth certificate. How, after I watched a bunch of tutorials and app recommendations for note-taking on androids? I have decided to use this application since, since it seems to be a common theme among a lot of studying, YouTubers and educational YouTubers or note-taking YouTubers, or these aesthetic YouTubers um OneNote, since it seems to fit my style of aesthetic as well after I watched a bunch of tutorials and app recommendations for androids. I have concluded that I'm going to use OneNote.

It seems to fit me, so my brain was thinking that, since I have a Microsoft account on my desktop tablet and phone OneNote can help me easily have access to all my notes, for example, I'm thinking of this future scenario. My teacher gives us a diagram that will be crucial to an exam. I could use my computer to copy and paste that diagram onto one node, as I think it's easier to upload pictures on a computer instead of a tablet. For me at least my handwritten notes will all be together as OneNote links with all my devices. Big brain am I right.

I opened up OneNote and here's how it looks like, and I'm going to change the view into grid lines because I really like grids for some reason. Maybe it's because nah, but we're gonna, try out testing our handwriting on screen. I wonder if it's going to be worse than real life. One note if I go to draw it, has all these options. We have highlighters, we got erasers, we got this lasso tool.

We got the stop tool to stop our handwriting and if I click this, it gives me more colors from these four default ones and I don't know, let's go with uh, let's go with blue, which was already selected, but I selected it again and let's see it definitely seems like. If I go faster, my handwriting goes. Worse gets worse, seems the same as real life. What does that say? Oh my gosh guys, can you read it? Oh! No! Oh, oh, oh! No! It's getting bigger! Oh, no! Wait! It's its! It's getting bigger! Furthermore, it's getting bigger! Guys! Oh, it's disappearing! Oh! No! Oh, oh! No! And now it's time for the fun part of this video, which is trying out note-taking on the screen writing on the screen, yay. So right now, I'm doing my chemistry notes where I sort of calculate all the different formulas and diagrams and trying to understand the information.

It was weird at first writing on the screen. There's no resistance and the s pen would smoothly slide on everything I would feel like. I was going to break the screen as it definitely feels delicate. You know, I would definitely prefer the feel of paper so far away, oh guys, here, I'm talking about digital note, taking it specifically pertains to my thoughts about handwritten digital notes. The main difference between traditional handwritten notes and digital handwritten notes is that one is digital: okay, okay, okay, so what I'm trying to say is if your traditional handwritten notes is effective for you and how you take them, then your digital handwritten notes are effective, because digital notes are just like a different medium for your notes.

You know you just have to get easier to writing on digital paper, and now we're gonna talk about advantages and disadvantages, we're going to start off with the bad stuff first and then the good stuff, so you'll leave on a good note, possibility of your app or device malfunctioning, and you lose all your notes, so technical difficulties. One is a this. One is a big one. That really leaves me spectacle on digital notes. There might be a brown out or your device runs out of battery, or it's robot, and you won't be able to take your notes or worst part scenario.

Your hours of notes, don't save, and you lose all of it and, of course, each program has their own technical difficulties in their applications. So paper would win on this one because the only way or the most likely chance that you would lose your notes is that you yourself loses them or misplaces them, while digital notes, it's more likely that it's not your fault, and you lose your notes due to technical difficulties. No internet app malfunctions app closes down et cetera. Okay, that's about it for my disadvantages, if you guys have more disadvantages comment them down below, so I could add them on my list guys. I really like this undo button and redo button like if you accidentally make okay, for example, you accidentally made a smiley face a sad smiley face, but if you undo you can make it oh, you can make it a smiley face so quickly right and if you want to undo that, but you accidentally erase the smiley face skill to redo it, and then it quickly does it instead of like on paper, you have to erase it so harshly and then there's a smudge or if you accidentally erase them, then you have to rewrite it.

And then you forgot what you write. So I think that's really efficient. That's really nifty, and now it's time for advantages, the biggest reason, and perhaps the only reason I would switch to digital notes. It's the OCR which stands for optical character, recognition where OneNote can recognize your handwriting, and you can do the most powerful thing ever for school. The shortcut control f on your handwritten notes, that is life-changing.

It searches through all of your notes and highlights the words that you're looking for in your handwritten notes, whereas with paper you have to find them with your eyes and if you have a lot of notes, it's going to take a while. So that's a big plus if it saves right, you can have all your notes in any of your devices, and you can have access to them quick access to them anywhere. You go if you're, if your device is charged of course. So I think those are the two biggest advantages comment down below. If I miss any more so am I going to switch over to digital notes, taking probably yeah I'll, still use my traditional handwritten notes for mathematical problems or practice problems or quick notes that I need to quickly write down.

That's about it thanks for watching comment down below if you have any video recommendations that you guys want me to do like, if you guys want me to do those pomodoro uh study sessions for two hours or a couple, so you guys can study with me and yeah like subscribe click, the bell to get notified for more upcoming videos, and I'll see you guys later bye.

Source : KocoFruit