For professors, staff, and students alike, taking notes and
sitting through meetings is a regular part of the day. Having the ability to
record those notes and be able to play them back could be very beneficial to
all of those in academia. Maybe you write too slow and didn’t catch all of what
was said, or maybe you just learn better when you can hear the information
repeated.
Whatever it is, there are several products on the market that
make this possible. Each product has different capabilities and
functionalities, depending on what best suits your needs.
One of those items is the LiveScribe Echo Smartpen. Equipped
with a USB-connection for easy data transfer and charging, a microphone to
capture audio, and up to 200 hours of audio storage, this may be a great option
for members of academia.
I highly encourage you to take a look at some of the
LiveScribe smartpens. Depending on what model you want, it could get a little
pricey, but faculty and staff should explore the ability to purchase these
through their department.
You can visit this webpage for a comparison of all
LiveScribe pens,
and this website to look at prices.
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