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 notesThis week’s episode is sponsored by:

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Things mentioned in this episode:

Thomas’ Productivity course on SkillshareCollege Info Geek DiscordThe 10 Best Note-Taking Apps in 2019Michael Hyatt's Evernote Organization Method articleEvernote (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)TyporaAgenda (Mac | iOS)Byword (Mac | iOS)Scrivener (iOS)AirtableMarkTextThe Money Lab PodcastWhat 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 - Evernote0:14:14 - Typora0:17:38 - OneNote0:18:58 - Standard Notes0:22:21 - Google Keep0:26:57 - Sponsor: Brilliant (Learning problem-solving skills)0:28:43 - How Martin takes notes0:36:20 - Bear, Scrivener and Ulysses0:45:09 - Notion and Slite0:54:30 - Ideas and suggestions for a note-taking app1:07:12 - Conclusion

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