Disability Lifehacks: Physical vs digital notes with Josh

Lifehacks: Physical versus Digital notes with Josh

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Our Marketing officer Josh shares his insights on how 'smart pens' can transform note-taking by combining the familiarity of handwriting with the convenience of digital technology. Drawing from his own experiences graduating from university and entering the workforce, Josh explores the benefits, challenges, and techniques that make smart pens a powerful tool for modern learners and professionals.

Watch it here:

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For those with Cerebral Palsy, often it can be painful and tiresome writing physical notes, especially after two-hour lectures or work meetings.

Here is where a tablet or mobile devices come into play. You can simply use Apps such as "Notability" which allows you to use your finger to write directly onto the screen.

Science has long shown that writing notes is better for fact recall and retention, but what if there is a faster way to do this?

Here is where Josh thinks there is!

It is a “paper tablet” notebook that digitises your notes, and Josh calls it a “magical” notebook.

It is a notebook containing a Bluetooth pen which allows you to connect it to a computer or mobile device. It will transcribe your notes, and then the magical Bluetooth pen magically transcribes your notes into fully editable text files for you as you are writing them. So, it’s goodbye to bad handwriting!

You then can print your own handwriting out, saving you even more time! What are you waiting for?

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