Teaching, Technology, and Learning

Previously I wrote about inkbook, a note-taking program for the Mac and perfect for the modbook. There's a great discussion on jkontherun about other note-taking programs, specifically curio.

The thread is here: http://www.jkontherun.com/2008/03/is-curio-the-an.html

OneNote is probably the pen-enabled application I use the most on my Tablet PC. I use it for delivering lectures and taking notes in meetings. For others, it might be Journal, Evernote, GoBinder, or some other note-taking application.

If you're considering the purchase of a modbook (or waiting for the rumored Mac Tablet) then you'll probably want some type of note-taking app for OS X. Mage Software's inkBook might be just the ticket. It supports all sorts of pens, brushes, and highlighters along with searching of notes using inkwell's handwriting recognition. You can also copy and paste and print to PDF.