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Is it Better to Take Notes By Hand or Digitally? (And Why You Should Do Both)

January 4, 2017 by Andrew Walsh Leave a Comment

Today we can take notes using tablet and stylus; we can lug laptops to meetings; we can snap pictures of slides and whiteboards; we can even employ voice assistants like Siri to take down notes for us. But despite these new conveniences, many argue that note-taking by hand has certain benefits that we lose when […]

Filed Under: Digital Productivity, Technology Tagged With: Evernote, Notetaking

How to Organize Your Story Ideas

January 21, 2015 by Andrew Walsh 1 Comment

When you’re attempting to write a novel, an involved short story or a non-fiction book, you need some way to organize your ideas. None of us write very effectively by starting with the opening sentence of page one and proceeding in a perfectly linear fashion. As with any creative process there’s no one “right” way […]

Filed Under: Writing Tagged With: Evernote, Fiction

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