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Tablet for note taking?

Would the kindle fire hd be good for this? Looking for a good tablet with easy note taking and for a reasonable price.

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I recently got an ipad not necessarily for taking notes but to go trough my professors power points easier. Now there's no need to print them and have all those papers carried everywhere and lying around the house. I have downloaded apps to record my future lectures though. The iPad's battery also lasts forever and I don't have the hassle of having to carry a laptop and charger, make sure there's an outlet close by etc.

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I used a "tablet" of paper and a pen.

I use my iPad for everything... Recording lectures, viewing powerpoints and diagrams. I even have some textbooks on there. It saves me from carrying around a mess of books and papers.Everything I need is on my iPad wherever I go.

I use a kindle fire HD with a logitech bluetooth keyboard to type notes in class. It took trying a few apps to find which one I liked best, but after that, it's been great. I can email my notes to myself or put them in the cloud of my choice.

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Thank you. @everline would you recommend the kindle? Is it easy to stay organized?

Oh! And I forgot! I downloaded an app recently in which I can have my flashcards and listen to them in the car on the way to school. (I drive 1.5 hours) so that's a big help too, as well as listening to recorded lectures.

Oh! And I forgot! I downloaded an app recently in which I can have my flashcards and listen to them in the car on the way to school. (I drive 1.5 hours) so that's a big help too as well as listening to recorded lectures.[/quote']

Thats really cool. What is the name of the application?

As a congrats for getting into the program, hubby bought me an iPad mini. It's great! Perfect size. I have loaded medical journals, NCLEX prep, drug reference guides, anatomy stuff, and of course the allnurses app! I saw a classmate using one with her textbook loaded while still taking notes by hand. Genius! The convenience of an ebook with Internet access with extra goodies!

I also bought a cute cover and case for it from Amazon for really low prices.

@Synelica: hi! The app is called "voicecards are not flashcards" it's awesome!

I have a galaxy note tablet 10.1 I love it because I can write notes on it with a stylus and read notes in my own handwriting or use the program on it that takes my handwriting and puts it into text. Its fabulous I never thought I would use it this much.

I used my Ipad and was given the "stink eye" from my NUR110 professor. Oddly enough, we all had electronics but I was the only one with a tablet but its all relative and her seeing it as an unnecessary note-taking tool... but its all ok :)

I used a "tablet" of paper and a pen.

Shucks, you beat me to it...

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