Columnist Olivia Healy urges students to ditch their computers and bring out handwriting in notebooks to improve their ...

I started the year trying to take handwritten notes in lectures and on my readings for each class, but after lagging three chapters behind in anthropology by the third week of classes, I made the ...

As in-person classes resume, Senior Writer Gabriel Robare revisits the longstanding debate of handwritten notes versus typed notes, suggesting that handwriting — although a slow process — allows him ...

“There is some evidence that students learn more and remember better when taking handwritten lecture notes, while using a computer with a keyboard may be more practical when writing a long text ...

At a time when schools are abandoning teaching cursive, and texting and typing overtake penning notes by significant margins, science suggests that writing things down by hand set them in memory ...

Manually writing information helps reinforce learning, as it requires students to actively process the material while putting ...

As digital devices progressively replace pen and paper, taking notes by hand is becoming increasingly uncommon in schools and universities.

But large lecture halls filled with students remain commonplace on college campuses. But what if students use digital tablets with a handwriting stylus to take notes during these lectures?

Discover how E-Ink notebooks like Supernote transform handwritten notes into polished, shareable digital documents, reminders ...