reinventing note taking
While I absolutely love my moleskine notebooks, I'm trying hard to stop using paper for note taking.
So what a delight to discover MetaNotes. I've just started experimenting myself, but it looks to be the most robust note taking application ever created.
Having everything web-based is totally sweet...but there's more. This is a tool that will have you wetting your note-taking-pants.
You can give your notes tags. You can share your notes with others. You can even take group notes - in real time - together. This is an awesome tool for conference calls. Put the agenda right in front of everyone, and then take notes live. Everyone on the call can add their input, live. Add video. Photos. Whatever. And when the call is over - everyone has access to the document.
Are you already using Metanotes? How have you applied this to your day?
Labels: technology, web2.0
posted by darryl ohrt @ 8:35 AM
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