can i use this to take notes for math class? recommended?
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If used for long algorithms, sketching geometric shapes sure. For just words, I would suggest lined paper.
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Definitely. I use it primarily for my laptop [11"], but I also use it for grading.
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It has the ability to have MS office on it, or a less aggressive free program call open office, which you can get on the internet. Either of those would work really well for taking notes. It is absolutely perfect for taking notes. You will want to keep in mind that it is a smaller keyboard because it's a netbook. But if you have average sized hands, you shouldn't have any trouble. I really like mine, but my hands are just too big.
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It is great for taking notes, onenote is awesome. You will want to buy another wacom pen with an eraser function though. I recommend the surface pro 2 pen. The pen that comes with it is nice because its attached to it, but its a little small and clumsy. As for PDF,it runs a full version of windows 8.1 so you can do anything you could do with a regular laptop. This blows the iPad out of the water with functionality.
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I think it would work fine, I use it for taping lectures and it works fine. I think it will work fine for what you want to use it for.I am very pleased with it.Fred
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Sorry, no clue. I bought it for my daughter in her 1st year of college, and she has yet to use it-apparently she takes really good notes and has no use for it, she claims. Sorry I couldn't be of any help:(
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I think it's great for recording a lecture, It's a voice recorder after all. I mostly use it for music/voice solo recordings and short story recordings, and it works well.
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It could, with the right interface. I don't know how your papers are presented, but I would first be looking for PDF comments instead. This takes some getting-used-to for the precision writing that goes along with grading papers (e.g., writing comments). If your aim is more along the lines of checkmarks or other symbols, this will do that without much effort. But again, check that your software supports it.
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Those are not good for note taking. You have to press really hard to write your notes. Plus there is no right software for it
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Yes, they work great for writing notes on your iPad. My favorite note taking app is Noteshelf. UPad is also very good.
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I imagine you could have the freshman ask the teacher/professor if this would be an appropriate calculator. I will say that we got it for my granddaughter for her 8th grade algebra class and she had learned how to use the non-color one at school; she could show me how to use it. It is also the one they use for high school freshman geometry. Still - I'd have your student ask the teacher. Nice calculator, though!
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Not particularly. If you will be taking heavy notes I would go with a Samsung Note device, or the Surface.
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Yes, though I doubt it will be high-quality. It works great on my class lectures. Check for copyrights first, and watch out for the battery life of the recorder, then go wild.
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i'd say you could, because for its size (which is great and convenient) it's strong and resistant. You'll have to find a steady surface though to record something as long as a lecture...
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If you can download notability, definitely yes. I use notability on my iPad and take notes using my stylus. The stylus is much better than taking notes with your finger and worth the extra cost
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Yes it can. I have not had any problems with it. Used it in my class without any problems.
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Absolutely. The screen quality is great, and I've spent many a time watching Netflix and using the Internet. And I used it mainly for school so it's great for taking notes in whatever way is most comfortable for you (keyboard, touch screen.) it runs on windows which uses the market place but you can just download iTunes.