4 tips on how to stay organised on your iPad
One specific app, one task Avoid multitasking in your apps. I use Notability Noteful […]
One specific app, one task Avoid multitasking in your apps. I use Notability Noteful […]
Though we’ve seen a lot of improvements in LiquidText, they haven’t been cheap. We also still hear a lot of crashing reports and failed syncing, which makes it very difficult for us to justify subscribing to the app if you’re an individual.
I use different study methods depending on the subject I am studying during my
Apple broke me heart on the 14th of September when they didn’t announce anything
I don’t follow a concrete organisational protocol. I just have principles that help me
The iPad 2018 has poorer screen quality. It makes a noticeable noise when writing on it, which I found distracting at first.
During a typical study session, I have Safari opened on the left quarter of my iPad screen and LiquidText on the right. I like studying with Safari open to check spellings and definitions, look up images, etc.
My setup is such that, my personal study notes are in LiquidText and my class notes for the same topic are in Notability.
That is basically how I trace diagrams in Procreate on the iPad; hopefully it can help you do the same.