Firstly you will need to download the Evernote app, on here you will find the Evernote Page Camera.Hell to the yes! One of the best things about this notebook is how easy it is to use: Now, I know what you’re thinking - it’s just another notebook, right? Wrong! With the Evernote Smart Notebook you can instantly transfer your notes and doodles straight from your notebook to your cell phone or tablet.
You may also like to check out my posts on other interesting digital and social media topics here.In the UNiDAYS® office we’re quite literally stationery addicts there’s not much you won’t be able to find scattered around our desks, but when we heard about Moleskine’s Evernote Smart Notebook range even we felt pretty amateur. Having gotten the full story, what’s your take on this collaboration? Share your thoughts in the comments section below. The con however is that you will need to buy a new notebook every 3 months in order to keep your Evernote Premium subscription.Īnd you get to choose from your preferred Evernote Smart Notebook size as well as the ruled or squared options: To get you started, each Evernote Smart Notebook comes with 3 months Evernote Premium, which offers a number of added features to make your newly digitized, handwritten content more accessible, searchable and shareable. Visit Evernote to retrieve content anytime by simply searching by keywords, tag, browse or share anywhere with easy access! Use the Evernote Page Camera available for the iPhone or iPad iOS to snap & digitise. Evernote Smart Notebooks unique “Evernote ruled” & “Evernote squared” page styles with dotted lines are designed to ensure a clean image capture.Ĥ. Create content on your notebook! Write, draw or sketch something!Ģ. Use the smart stickers included with the notebook to easily tag & organise contents.ģ. In a nutshell, here’s the 4 easy steps on how to use your Evernote Smart Notebook:ġ. Thankfully a small company based in Milan named Modo & Modo SpA established the Moleskine trademark and resurrected the notebook in 1997 with 5000 pieces. This specific type of notebook nearly went into history in 1986 when the last notebook manufacturer, a small family-run firm in Tours discontinued production after the death of the owner. The present Moleskine notebook followed closely after Bruce Chatwin’s descriptions of notebooks he used in his travels. Handmade by French bookbinders, these nameless notebooks became a prominent creative tool for avant-garde artists such as Oscar Wilde, Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway and Henri Matisse who enjoyed drawing, writing, putting down impressions on paper, painting from life and capturing spontaneous scenes, ideas and emotions as they happen outdoors. Notebooks similar to the present Moleskine notebooks were a popular standard between 19 th – 20 th Century Europe. For those of you who are not familiar with Moleskine Notebooks, here’s a quick history lesson.
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