Notability also offers a type of quick switching between notes. The audio recording is also quite useful and and you can trace back what you wrote when the professor or lecturer said something. The latency in Notability is non existent and the pen feel is great.
This is because of the infinite scroll and the ability to hold down for a straight line (Makes it super easy to jot down a table of some sorts).
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I have tried GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf 2, Noteshelf, Notes plus and some others and this is my take on it.įor general note taking and lectures Notability is the absolute best. Notability allows for a side-by-side experience, and Noteshelf doesn't have any multi-doc support (that I'm aware of). Goodnotes allows you to have multiple tabs open at once, which may be really useful. I don't record audio, so I can't speak to that. You can switch to a geometry mode in Noteshelf for the same, but Notability made it seamless. Very helpful for quick graphs and tables. I also really like the feature in Notability where if you hold the pencil down for a second, you get a straight line. I love Notability's infinite scroll and desperately hope that Noteshelf will incorporate that at some point. I also like having a selection of my favorite pens available at the top of the page for quick changes. I prefer my handwriting in Noteshelf vs the other two. Notability's are too small to be useful (at least on a 10.5" Pro). Goodnotes and Noteshelf both use decent-size thumbnails so you can see a bit of what the notebook contains. So each chapter of notes would be a notebook within the MATH 150 group, which is in the Fall '18 Semester category, along with whatever other classes you're taking right now. For school usage, you could do something like Fall '18 Semester -> MATH 150 -> Ch 1, Ch2. Noteshelf has Categories, Groups, and Notebooks. I have all three apps and Noteshelf 2 is my favorite of the bunch.Īs I see it, Goodnotes and Notability have the same levels of organization: Divider and Subject (to use Notability parlance).
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