Learning and Research with Scrintal - Note-taking for Results

[@walterstevens3874]

Another well-done video. You are one of the few people who doesn’t move the screen around so fast that I can’t absorb what you’re showing. You also zoom in to the screen so I can see what you’re doing. I read lots of books and articles for research, so this approach in Scrintal looks intuitive for making notes.

[@LearningandTechnology]

@@walterstevens3874 that’s great! I appreciate you watching and commenting - I’m always trying to improve - so I thank you for taking the time to tell me what works for you.

[@jtmusic830]

More on Scrintal, please. Thanks. Also on data safety.

[@LearningandTechnology]

@@jtmusic830 will do!

[@bretwalder]

Would love to see a longer use of Scrintal

[@LearningandTechnology]

Are you thinking something like an entire book breakdown? That would be something I’d be happy to do if it’s interesting. There’s a lot to the tool that is helpful for sure. I tried to show the elements, but have larger note sets that I’ve built. I’d have to find something interesting to share - in many cases, it’s the same activities repeated many times (for example, 100 notes is pretty much 1 note times 100)

[@KGPResume]

How much storage is available to store attachments or files

[@circleofblessing9580]

Let’s brake down a book with 2 external videos and 1 research would be a nice challenge

[@LearningandTechnology]

You can take notes as extensively as you like - if you’re doing a Literature Review then you may end up with hundreds of PDFs and notes. Scrintal is pretty amazing in that you can create very extensive notes.