Introduction

We have a conversation about note-taking apps. Which ones have we tried? What strengths do they have compared to the others? What do we need them to do? Full show notes This week’s episode is sponsored by: Brilliant: Accelerate your learning in math, science, and computer science. Start learning for free at Brilliant.org/CollegeInfoGeek — and if you’re one of the first 83 people to use this link, you’ll also get 20% off your subscription. Things mentioned in this episode: Thomas’ Productivity course on Skillshare College Info Geek Discord The 10 Best Note-Taking Apps in 2019 Michael Hyatt's Evernote Organization Method article Evernote (iOS | Android) OneNote (iOS | Android) Standard Notes (iOS | Android) Google Keep (iOS | Android) Bear (Mac | iOS) Ulysses (Mac) Apple Notes (iOS) Notion (iOS | Android) Slite (iOS | Android) Typora Agenda (Mac | iOS) Byword (Mac | iOS) Scrivener (iOS) Airtable MarkText The Money Lab Podcast What Quitting Video Games for a Month Did to My Brain (Ep. 249) Can We Do Anything About Burnout? (Ep. 247) Buying vs. Renting a Home: What’s the Smartest Choice? (Ep. 248) Want more cool stuff? You can find all sorts of great tools at my Resources page. You can also get a free copy of my book, 10 Steps to Earning Awesome Grades (While Studying Less), by staying up to date with the College Info Geek newsletter. Timestamps: 0:06:56 - Evernote 0:14:14 - Typora 0:17:38 - OneNote 0:18:58 - Standard Notes 0:22:21 - Google Keep 0:26:57 - Sponsor: Brilliant (Learning problem-solving skills) 0:28:43 - How Martin takes notes 0:36:20 - Bear, Scrivener and Ulysses 0:45:09 - Notion and Slite 0:54:30 - Ideas and suggestions for a note-taking app 1:07:12 - Conclusion If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! It's easy, you'll get new episodes automatically, and it also helps the show gain exposure :) You can also leave a review! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.