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Notability does an excellent job of emulating this experience, while also allowing you to do things you can’t do on paper such as resizing and moving your drawings. Being able to doodle and quickly sketch out illustrations is one of our favorite things about taking notes on paper. Sketching and drawing in Notability is downright delightful. The app offers a delightful writing experience, yet it also makes it easy to embed images, annotate PDFs, and even record voice memos. If we had to recommend just one iPad note-taking app, it would be Notability.
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Note: All of the apps below work for both the iPad Pro and Classic, though the Pro’s larger screen size makes note-taking easier. With a bit of practice, these apps will give you all the benefits of writing by hand without sacrificing the convenience of digital organization (except for app #5, discussed below). In this post, we’ll show you six of the best note-taking apps for the iPad. The key is to use a quality stylus, a screen protector that mimics paper, and, most importantly, the right note-taking app.
And we’re excited to share that we’ve finally found a method that combines the best parts of writing by hand with the best parts of digital note-taking. So for a while now, we’ve been experimenting with ways of taking handwritten notes with an iPad. While this approach worked, it wasn’t as seamless as we wanted.
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Although it is free, you can upgrade for more time/space. Otter (iOS/Android): Otter records your lecture or meeting (600 Minutes' worth of Recordings However, it does come with templates, and the recording option is always at the top of the screen. GoodNotes (iOS): This app functions similarly to OneNote.You can also record and sync audio to your notes. Notability (iOS): Notability allows you to take freeform notes with your finger or stylus, and incorporate pictures, shapes, drawings, etc.SimpleMind (iOS/Android): Create mind maps (or idea webs) easily with words, pictures, and emojis.Voice Record Pro (iOS/Android): Voice/Audio recording app offering transcription and export to almost any platform.Transcription is also available for $2/min with a twenty-four - hour turnaro und time, as well as other premium features.
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You can record a few seconds at a time (when something important is said), or a full lecture.
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Cogi (iOS/ Android ): 500 MB of free audio storage.When replaying the a udio, you can choose to start either at the beginning or at a particular note. SoundNote (iOS): In this app, you can type and draw notes while recording audio.Evernote (iOS/Windows/Android): Store, sort, search, and share your notes across multiple platforms-even if they’re handwritten.Squid (Android): Squid is a virtual pen and paper which can write on a blank canvas, pdf, or image using your stylus and finger.You can also make links between multiple texts, adjust a single text in order to compare items within it, and share your notes with others.
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LiquidText (iOS/Windows): Note taking software which allows you to link your notes to text.They can be exported or linked into a web, if desired. MarginNote (iOS): App used to take notes in the margin of texts.Mind Meister (iOS/Android): Mind mapping software for visual note taking.Students with accommodations using one of these methods will be required to sign an Audio Recording Agreement. If you like to use a tablet, touchscreen, or stylus for note taking then you might want to explore a few of them. There are a plethora of apps made to take notes.
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