There are a lot of options when it comes to reading online, I encourage you to check out the Online Resources available through The Claremont Colleges Library, as well as other online sources for e-books, articles, and research databases. The brand we are using is called Rocketbook, and they are available in lined and dot grid format. We have some available for pick up in Bernard Hall Room 103 if you’d like to try it out, just bring your Pitzer ID so you can swipe in. A great sustainable option if you like to write.
You can write in a notebook that looks and feels like paper, scan it with an app to archive it, or even search the text later, and then you can wipe (or microwave) the notebook to clear it out and start all over. Microsoft Outlook has the ability to track tasks which you can integrate with your calendar, give yourself due dates, set reminders, and even assign it to someone else. If you have the same accounts on your mobile devices, you should be able to access them from your mobile device as well so you can reference or jot down notes on the go! Have you found yourself scribbling on anything from a napkin to the back of an envelope while at home?įor the person who just likes to jot down little notes and reminders, consider using Sticky Notes (PC) or Stickies (Mac). This is for all of those who had post-its and notes all over their office. Here are a few ideas on how to adapt to a digital environment: One of the biggest challenges we hear from our staff and faculty is finding themselves at home and not being able to print or scan regularly. This week’s tip: How to Get By Without a Printer/Scanner
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