If anything, you can just Google search what Evernote is and what it can do if you need specific answers.
I wouldn't recommend using this for Math and maybe Science.įor people new to it (on Evernote notebooks): As a high school student, you'll most likely need to type word documents, references/bibliography, attached articles and images for projects and essays, and just include miscellaneous information you'd like to keep. So for you, you don't need to upgrade (for the extra space and features). The widgets make it extra convenient (e.g. I also like that I can access the same synced info from my computer, tablet, and phone. On a more general scale, I like the fact that I don't have to keep track of my USB sticks and hard drives. Problem solved (unless the document exceeds the monthly limit lol). In the same scenario, but you have Evernote: You don't have your laptop or USB, but you backed it up on Evernote so you can access it on your phone. You go to the library and find that you forgot your USB stick. You wish you could work on it during the commute, but you didn't bring your laptop. You plan on continuing the revision on the bus. You have a Word doc saved in your computer and you backed it up on a USB drive. To put it into play: Let's say you have a document for school that you had been revising on your computer. Comes with handy widgets that I also use on the daily. I have an Android phone and the app is amazing too. I've been using it for years and I still use it on the daily. Notes, audio recordings, attachments, web clips, screenshots, and more good stuff. Basically, it's a syncable note-taking app with a large variety of options to choose from. There are so many things to say about Evernote.
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