Capturing, annotating and even doodling in lectures or meetings can be more digital than ever before. What are the options on the market? And, how do you approach smart pen productivity? That’s what we discussed this week on ProductivityCast!

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In this Cast

Ray Sidney-Smith

Augusto Pinaud

Art Gelwicks

Francis Wade

Show Notes | Smart Pen Productivity

Resources we mention, including links to them, will be provided here. Please listen to the episode for context.

The 7 Best Smart Pens of 2020

6 Best Smart Pens of 2019 – 3D Insider

Best Smart Pens 2020

Livescribe smartpens (Livescribe Symphony came out between our recording and publication of this cast.)

Apple Pencil

Apple Pencil (2nd Generation)

Google Pixelbook Pen

Samsung active pen

Moleskine Pen+ Ellipse Smart Writing Set

Adonit Stylus

Sonocent Audio Notetaker

Cornell Note-taking method

ScanMarker Air

Squid

Nebo

Wacom tablets and pens

Equil Smartpen 2

Iris 

Goodnotes

reMarkable tablet

The Slate (by iskn)

Boogie Board

Microsoft Surface tablets

Raw Text Transcript | Smart Pen Productivity

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