What do you find more practical? Complete digital with laptop and / or tablet.
Or quite classic with paper? I find reasons for both, but rather lean for laptop because it's just more space-efficient, easier to transport, etc. What do you say? LG
Also comes a bit on the subject. I study computer science and everybody works with notebooks or tablets. In other subjects this is often the other way around
So I'm glad that I have to work in a vocational school (training as a computer scientist) with a laptop.
So I've been through a year of university with a Surface. Pros and cons are just the ones that are always specified on the Internet. Probably the most crucial thing is how important the feel of pen and paper is to you, as well as the properties of paper. Personally, the feeling of a "fake" pen and a glass surface does not bother me at all compared to pen and paper, but (!) And that annoyed me so much in the exam phase that I used paper and pencil in the meantime, you can do yours Notes on Surface / Laptop are only as big as the monitor is. Ergo, you can't look at 5 leaves at once, it's only paper.
For notes in lectures, it is definitely more comfortable with laptop / tablet. If you have the money, I would always bet on digital.
I had used both.
Primarily the laptop and in the few compartments where one more times sign off / grinded something from the blackboard the block, because it was faster than with the mouse on the laptop to draw / grind.
I'm a student and use both.
Especially for a long Unitag in lectures and seminars a laptop is very practical! Not only can I type very quickly and thus get along, but I do not have to drag folders, can easily get to other texts, documents / PDF's and books / e-books and I can also go online to google or something E-mails etc. To answer.
The block and my Kulli I have only for the exam phase, because I learn better and faster when I write down the lecture contents, which I wrote in the university with laptop, again by hand and the important things Rausfilter and shorten!
So it's the mix for me.
