
Another thing I use quite frequently is combining pictures and notes. If you have a pen or stylus, you can use your own handwriting to take notes. Fortunately, newer iPads don’t have this problem as far as I know. This is also something to keep in mind if you use an older iPad version: if you’re a lefty then remember that the iPad won’t recognize what is your hand and what is your stylus! This was a huge problem for me when using an older iPad at work. But being able to use a pen and write brings new things to the experience.Īnother thing you wish to do when you start using your pencil or stylus is to adjust the setting for how you usually hold your hand while writing. Sure, you can use the app just like the desktop version. Let’s dive into it! OneNote on an Ipad? Best Paired With a Pencil!įirst of all, to get the best experience you want to have a pencil or stylus of some kind. One thing I haven’t covered before is how to use OneNote on an iPad, which is surprising since this is probably how I most often use OneNote.



If you’ve been here before, it comes as no surprise that OneNote is a favorite app of mine.
