Taking Math-notes?

I am planning my laptop in all classes, for notetaking.
And i wonder if anyone can recommend a good program for taking Math-notes?

Thanks

 

For math notes I would just use a pencil and a notebook. I couldn't imagine trying to take math notes using a keyboard.

 

A pencil and a notebook? How primitive!! I use a pen and a Hard covered lecture
book!

 

Best thign would probably be getting a wacom tablet and using evernote, or M$ onenote or something.

Either that or one of these things.

Writing math in text/word processing apps is way too slow and tedious for note-taking.

 

I have MS OneNote. I'm not so sure it would help you take Math notes. I think writing them down by hand might be the most efficient.

There's another thread on the topic that suggests some interesting solutions here:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?p=1562911#post1562911

 

I once thaught of doing the same until I watched another comp-savvy student fall behind in class because of trying to keep pace with the prof.

However, trying the posted suggestions and with a lot of practice I suppose you can write them fast enough.

I simply choose the pen and paper method. Quick and easy.

 

I've been studying this digital notepad:

http://www.adesso.com/products_detail.asp?productid=294

When plugged in via USB, you can also use it as a digital pad like what computer artists use. When not plugged in, simply use paper to write notes on and it records everything. People seem to love this thing.

I'm a computer-savvy guy...I use my laptop in class for typing notes...however I've found that writing out diagrams requires paper and just one more thing I need to haul around (and remember) come study time. I've thought about this Adesso pad so all my notes are in OneNote.

 

If you are skilled at programming, use LaTeX with the Vim editor. Your notes will look excellent.

 

For math, I would not use technology other than a graphing calculator. I take a lot of side notes and key down important shortcuts so I will have to go with the primitive paper and pencil.

 

Yep, but might still not be quite as fast as pen & paper...

Still, LaTeX is definitely the best option I know of when you want your math to look good, and still be somewhat easy to type in. (So very nice for reports or assignments, but I wouldnt bother for notes)