Throughout the course of the year I have not really used Evernote
as a note taking tool. Personally I do not like taking online notes because not
having them in my hands makes me unmotivated to study. I am pretty busy a lot
of the time and sometimes I do not have access to the internet. Though I think
not having to carry around a notebook would be helpful, I would rather be able
to have access to my notes at all times. The
ability not to print my notes, and work off the iPads was also a reason I did
not like using Evernote to take notes. During the one instance when I did use
Evernote I liked to how it was accessible from the iPad, my iPhone, and from my
laptop at home. These are some of the few reasons I did not use Evernote more
often.
To improve
Evernote, I would recommend it being compatible with Dropbox. The ability to
access my notes, and papers from Evernote, and then drop them into a Dropbox
folder quickly would make the app a little better. Not having the ability to
have a tab button to indent the first sentence of the paragraph was also a
problem both myself, and other realized. Other than these two problems, I did
not use Evernote enough to find more flaws in the technology. For some students
I think that this is a very useful tool.
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