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Screen Writing Applications
Graphic Tablets
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Screen Writing Applications
A graphic tablet (also known as a pen tablet, drawing tablet or digitizer) is a hardware input device like a mouse. Graphics tablets have a hard plastic, touch-sensitive drawing surface that transfers stylus or mouse movements to a monitor. The position of the stylus or mouse directly correlates to the position of the cursor on the monitor. The layout and mapping between the tablet and your monitor(s) should be arranged to make it more natural to use. It takes a while to get used to drawing on the tablet surface, but once you get over the learning curve, it’s as natural as using a pen or pencil on paper.
A graphic tablet pen does not work in exactly the same way as a mouse. You can find different suggestions such as the 5 tips for new Wacom tablet users by Dave Cross
Please check the tutorials here
Wacom Graphic Tablet
- Installation and Practicing the use of Wacom Graphic Tablet (BETS Guideline) !!! UPDATED on 17 Sep 2020 !!!
Screen Writing Software
- Xournal (suggestion of our rector)
- Xournal Setup Tutorial and Tips and Tricks (BETS Guideline)
- Xournal sample / practice page (BETS Guideline)
Suggested due to producing the smallest size pdf file.
- Handwriting in Microsoft Office (Powerpoint, Word, Excel)
- Using Ink Tools in Microsoft Office (BETS Guideline)
- Zoom whiteboard and annotation tools
- Microsoft OneNote
- Krita digital painting tool
(Required operating system: Windows 8.1 or higher, OSX 10.12, Linux)
Some other apps that you can try with mobile devices
- Noteshelf (Purchased)
- INKredible (Free app)
- Bamboo Paper by Wacom (Free app)