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7 iPad apps for note taking, drawing & brainstorming: Ideate, Note Plus & Scribbie

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The iPad's compact size, quick responses and multi-touch screen means it's an ideal tool for all kinds of note taking, brainstorming and scribbling. Whether you want to use a colourful stylus to take notes from a lecture or use your finger to quickly draw a diagram in a board meeting, there are plenty of apps and accessories to help you.

So ditch your notebook, your post-its and your dictaphone and try out some of these iPad applications, created to make note taking quick and easy.

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  • Justine

     

    Good article. It's really interesting

    I have been using Ipad for 2 years. I used EverNote and then Awesome Note 
    for a long time and their ability to sync but both had a disadvantage ; the
    lack of features to accommodate tasks, to-do and make monitoring
    So i was seeking an alternative app to save time for my meeting. I have almost
    testest all the apps on Notes/ ToDo on the APPstore and I must admit I am still
    surprised they do not fit with a pro use. I have just discovered Beesy, an note
    taking and management app ToDo which apparently include taking notes with a
    business way. I have tried for several days and until now i'm really satisfied
    by Beesy. It's really efficient and maybe the only disadavantage is you need
    time to use it efficiently. I guess this App really  deserve we spend a
    little bit time to understand it

    I love shortcuts of Beesy's icons in order to
    use it quicky and easily add notes. Also, the advantage is to submit easily by
    email minutes about my different meeting

     

    Guys, if yu are interested yu
    can google "Beesy" of go to the website  http://www.beesapps.com

  • angie221

    You don't mention my favourite - ZoomNotes - which is great for notetaking and typed text.  I love the unlimited zoom.  
    They have just released a free viewer too.

  • I recommend Draw On The Net for collaborative drawing - you can draw together which is nice - but you can also be doing that on top of any webpage which is really cool.

  • Cindy

    Nice article.

    For collaborative brainstorming, I use BrainSqueezer. A very nice app.

    http://www.brain-squeezer.com/

  • Paul

    nice overview of the main note taking app.

    For business notes, you should have a look at Beesy, http://www.beesapps.com/beesy-ipad-to-do/, interesting way to address the problem of business meeting notes.

    Interesting as well to generate automatic To-Do from your notes and follow-up on them.

  • joe

    This a nice review of iPad apps for note taking. Unforntunaletly your ads are popng up to cover your text on several pages making the whole site useless because a comparison of all the apps cannot be made. Please fix the web page operation and consider a few less ads to make your site worth visiting.

  • Dave Harmon

    For drawing, you should check out InkPaint. It has some really unique features.

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