Rebranding and projects for 2020
I started this brand targeting students. However, at the end of 2019, the community has evolved beyond that. We (the team has grown too) thought it necessary to rebrand.
Tag: paperless diaries
7 Reasons Every Freshman Should Go Paperless
There are plenty of things you can do with digital notes which you can never do with physical notes. That alone, the endless possibilities, makes digital note taking a must for every student.
Just how paperless am I?
My folder mostly contains my official documents: passports, certificates and transcripts. Basically, all the documentation an international student needs for study. Russians love paperwork. So no matter how much I try avoiding paper, they will find a way to make sure I have some! For one reason or another.
5 Reasons I left LiquidText for MarginNote
LiquidText and MarginNote are both powerful PDF readers for your iPad. Here are five reasons why you might prefer one over the other.
How I take digital lecture notes on my iPad
I usually use blue for my personal study modifications and red for useful explanations (from my professors) during class. My lecture notes are always in black ink.
My Windows PC And iPad Workflow
I use different study methods depending on the subject I am studying during my personal study time and the classes I’m taking that week. … More My Windows PC And iPad Workflow »
Why I Stopped Using My iPad Pro For A Week!
Apple broke me heart, on the 14th of September, when they didn’t announce anything on the iPad Pro line. Depressed and angry, I swore … More Why I Stopped Using My iPad Pro For A Week! »
How I Organised My iPad Pro: Week 1 Of New Semester
I don’t follow a concrete organisation protocol. I just have principles that help me keep everything in the right place. Basically, I use five … More How I Organised My iPad Pro: Week 1 Of New Semester »
Paperless Student: My Typical Class Workflow
My Classroom Desk Setup I’ve been having this subject for a week now, so I know exactly what to bring for my classes. I … More Paperless Student: My Typical Class Workflow »