Microsoft OneNote is available on Windows PC, iOS, and Windows Phone.While fairy godmothers clearly have their limits when it comes to notes, Evernote doesn’t. You can easily, rotate, scale and draw shapes and lines

Use the drawing tools, when your hand written or typed notes don't capture what your looking for.

Use the calculator to perform calculations, without leaving the page.

Insert tables to organise and present your work.

Notes can be typed or hand written (using a tablet).

Task and to do lists can be easily created in OneNote.

You can create multimedia notes, by inserting audio, video or image files into them.

Think along the lines of electronic ring binder, allowing you to add and remove notebooks, sections, notes or move them around - you can colour code them.

Your notebook acts like a container, made up of electronic notebooks, sections and pages. OneNote organises your content like a traditional notebook. Microsoft OneNote allows you to gather users notes (hand written or typed), drawings, screen clippings and audio comments and share them with other OneNote users over the internet. Posted by Greg Walters on 30 April 2013, 12:38 PM There is a free version of Evernote which can be downloaded by clicking on the following link: Create multimedia notes, by adding movie, image and audio files to your notes.Įvernote is available on a number of different platforms and devices Windows PC, MACS, iPads, iPhones, android, tablets and smartphones.Copy ('Clip') content from websites and them to notes to share with friends and colleagues through Evernote Cloud, email, Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin.Record your thoughts using Evernote on Your desktop, laptop or smartphone.Use your smartphone to take images and store them in Evernote.You can organise valuable notes by organising them in Notebooks and find them using tags (keywords), ensuring you never loose valuable information.

Giving you access to your notes throughout your daily life on the go. It syncs across Windows PC, MAC’s, Smartphones, Ipads, Iphones, tablets. Posted by Greg Walters on 26 April 2013, 4:03 PMĮvernote is a digital notebook which allows you to store just about any type of data you can imagine.

Evernote onenote tags vs pages