What’s so great about digital ink?
Picture yourself in class or in a meeting. You can take notes, and even highlight the important parts. Additionally, you can mark up electronic copies of documents, either to prepare for the meeting or to take notes directly on meeting handouts. For students, if you have an electronic copy of the book, you can take notes directly on the book without ruining it as you would with a hard copy. You also can fill out electronic forms, draw pictures … the uses are limited only by your needs and imagination!
Related Questions
- Someone I know has offered to do our wedding photography for $500 and give us the digital files. Wouldn’t that be a great way to save money?
- As for the environmentalness of digital, where are all of these used ink cartridges going?
- How can I recycle my ink cartridges, cell phones and Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs)?
