They can search notes by note taker, class or professor.
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"Normally I wasn't even much of a note taker," he said.
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She appears to be either a note-taker or a translator.
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I'm expected to be the note taker or the event coordinator.
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After all, Mr. Comey is known to be an assiduous note-taker.
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But I am not a note taker, nor am I a memo writer.
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Ms. Donaldson was known as a copious note-taker, whose constant documentation made colleagues anxious.
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Cory Gardner, a Colorado Republican up for reelection this fall, was another prolific note-taker.
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"I'm a note taker, so I have 50 million things in my head," he said.
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Having a designated note taker during your meeting can be helpful for this, according to Dalio.
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Dropbox Paper (free) for Android and iOSThe best note taker for storing text: EvernoteScreenshot: EvernotePerhaps the most well-known note-taker of them all, Evernote continues to soldier on and recently added a dark mode just to prove it's still hip after ten years in the business.
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If you're a serious note-taker, consider a spiral-bound or hardcover notebook from Black n' Red.
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Donaldson appears to have been a prodigious note-taker, and her writings are cited repeatedly in Mueller's report.
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But Bolton is said to be a meticulous note-taker, significantly bolstering his credibility as a firsthand witness.
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Clinton, ever the student and note-taker, pushed back: "You criticize me for preparing for this debate," she said.
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Kelly described Bolton as a "a copious note taker" and "an honest guy and an honorable guy," NJ.com reported.
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She and her note taker had created a map showing where to put raised street markings and audio boxes.
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Holmes often accompanied top US officials to meetings with Ukrainians as the note-taker in the last few years.
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Change Viv to Victor, and maybe one fewer woman will be asked to be the next meeting's designated note-taker.
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Pen options include markers, pencil, pen, ink and all are nuanced enough to satisfy the demanding artist or note taker.
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John Bolton is said to have been the most prolific note-taker at the top level of the White House.
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That meeting was highly unusual because Tillerson reportedly wasn't accompanied by an American translator, any aides or a note-taker.
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Trump reportedly did not want to have a note-taker in the room because of a concern that details would leak.
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" Wow: "Foreign and U.S. officials said the Russians recommended that a note taker be present in the bare-bones official bilateral meeting.
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Rhodes then became the chief note-taker for the Iraq Study Group, the bipartisan commission that excoriated George Bush's war in Iraq.
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Lawmakers asked why no note-taker was present for a July 2017 meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Putin in Hamburg, Germany.
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The former national security adviser was not only a high-profile figure in Trump&aposs inner circle, but a meticulous note-taker.
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"Typically a note-taker will write notes about what the principal says in a fashion that does not embarrass their principal," said Farkas.
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Instead, we are likely to hear that Comey is a careful note-taker, though it is doubtful that the actual notes will be produced.
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This shouldn't be the senior executive — they should be focused on listening and asking questions; but it shouldn't be a junior note-taker either.
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Mr. Tillerson said "the Russians preferred" no note-taker be present at the session, which he attended along with Sergey Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister.
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Judy O'Connor had accompanied her quadriplegic son, Marty, to every class at Chapman University for the past two years as his note-taker and caregiver.
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As I was leaving the meeting with President Zelenskyy, I was told to join the meeting with Ambassador Sondland and Mr. Yermak as note-taker.
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He&aposs a prolific note-taker and his documents could prove devastating to a White House swimming through a mountain of evidence Democrats have collected.
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He&aposs reportedly prolific note-taker and his documents could prove devastating to a White House swimming through a mountain of evidence Democrats have collected.
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This is especially true if you're the type of note-taker who wants to save notes in other formats or to syncing services not named iCloud.
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" Branson, a devoted note taker, would then "go through all my notebooks, find the best ideas that had fallen through the cracks and start them up.
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According to Axios, Bolton was a prolific note-taker and had a habit of contemporaneously documenting everything that was said in every meeting he participated in.
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The best all-around note taker: OneNoteScreenshot: Microsoft OneNoteOneNote stumbled its way on to the major mobile platforms, but it's now a much more polished and intuitive project.
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General McMaster was a prolific note-taker, recording details for later reference, a practice that hardly seemed unusual to someone in charge of a sprawling national security apparatus.
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According to Axios, Bolton is a prolific note-taker and likely has more details than any witness in the impeachment inquiry so far about Trump's shadow campaign in Ukraine.
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One of the things that is in the book, because you're a meticulous note taker so you've got a lot of your notes from various scripts you've worked on.
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The company also announced its first flirtation with artificial intelligence in the form of automated meeting transcripts, eliminating the need for a note taker and creating a searchable transcript.
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If she received permission by the official she was interpreting for, she said, she would often provide a summary to another official that could be corroborated by the note taker.
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"I was the official note taker for the meeting," said Mr. McFaul, who has become entangled in conflicting interpretations of whether the White House would allow Moscow to question him.
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Not seen as a meticulous note taker, his opening statement before lawmakers raised eyebrows among some colleagues who were concerned he would mix up details and cause doubt about what happened.
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The one-on-one format enables Russia to distort publicly the meeting's substance and Mr. Trump to cede whatever he wants to Mr. Putin, with no note-taker or adviser present.
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While the love story of terrible note taker Amber (iZombie's Rose McIver) and bland prince Richard (Ben Lamb) anchors our return to Aldovia, we find the fictional kingdom is in dire straits.
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Ms. van Reigersberg said that in her experience interpreting in Spanish, she was joined in one-on-one meetings or phone calls by an official note taker or a top security official.
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This also includes recording your video calls — both for later reference and for those who missed the meeting to catch up without having to rely on an interpretation from a note taker.
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He's struggled to recall some key events, said he hasn't been given access to all his phone records, emails and other documents, and admitted that he's not much of a note-taker.
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You want others in the meeting to see these notes because, while the note taker types, the whole group should take responsibility for making sure what they type accurately reflects the discussion.
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When he decided to pursue an MBA degree, Judy, a retired elementary school teacher, took on the role of his official note-taker — and on Saturday, they both received degrees from the university.
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A meticulous note taker, he uses worksheets to track his progress, documenting, among other things, which items he has taken in and out of his home and which surfaces are clear or messy.
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The meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, who translated, was highly unusual because Tillerson reportedly wasn't accompanied by an American translator, any aides or a note-taker.
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Sources told Axios' Jonathan Swan that Bolton was the most prolific note-taker at the top level of the White House and probably has more details than any witness about Trump's machinations on Ukraine.
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While sidebars between leaders at global conferences are not unusual, such lengthy conversations, where more than pleasantries are being exchanged, rarely occur without an aide, a note taker or witness to record what was said.
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Bolton, a notoriously prolific note-taker, told other witnesses to document and report their concerns about Ukraine to their superiors, and Democrats are confident he would have kept an account of his interactions with Trump.
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Sondland had invited Holmes to lunch after he pushed to be briefed on a private meeting the diplomat had with a top Zelensky aide, without a representative from the Kyiv embassy or a customary note-taker present.
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Tom Johnson, the note taker in White House meetings about this episode, said that the president considered the Nixon campaign's actions to be treasonous but that no direct link to Nixon was established until Mr. Farrell's discovery.
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But I was never a note-taker in the margin of books, either; I was raised in an environment that freaked out on that behavior and so relied on the new tech of that time, Post-it notes.
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His account drew largely on a report that was supposed to be confidential by a note taker from the Russian foreign ministry, who was onboard during Kim's one-month ride across Russia in 2001, according to the Times.
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The Situation Room uses voice-to-text software to create a rough transcription in real time — no recording is made — and then the note-taker takes a first pass at cleaning it up by correcting any obvious garbled moments.
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Evernote (freemium) for Android and iOSThe best note taker for security: SaferoomScreenshot: SaferoomPresumably, you don't want your notes getting into the hands of other people, but if you really, really need to keep your notes private then give Saferoom a look.
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Harrell said that, under normal circumstances, the president would bring a note taker, such as an ambassador or high-level official, to the meeting who could make a record of the discussions that could be used to brief Cabinet secretaries.
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His account drew largely on a report that was supposed to be confidential by a note taker from the Russian Foreign Ministry, who was on board during Kim Jong Il's one-month ride across Russia in 2001, according to the Times.
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One reason for that is it's hard to pin down just what it is: A Bluetooth speaker with a wonderful lady named Alexa trapped inside, a note-taker and shopping-list-maker, a smarthome hub, a loyal companion in this lonely world.
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The journey of information from the Oval Office to the front-pages was set in motion by an American note taker — either from the National Security Council (NSC) or the State Department — on hand to document the proceedings with the Russian diplomats.
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Taylor did not record any of his phone calls, one source said, but he's been a note-taker his whole life and had extensive notes of his conversation with Sondland, Morrison and Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs George Kent.
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President Trump should have been accompanied by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, National Security Adviser John Bolton, White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, Defense Secretary James Mattis, U.S. Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman, perhaps a handful of other officials, and a note-taker.
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They are not confirmed officials or policy makers, and they don't serve the same function as a transcriber or official note taker, the aide who sits alongside a president, secretary of state or other Cabinet official and records what happened, what promises and requests were made.
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The president rejected the plan, and ordered a turnaround, according to Tom Johnson, then a young special assistant to the president and note-taker at the meetings on the issue, which were held in the family dining room on the second floor of the White House.
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Experts in United States-Russia relations said such an encounter — even on an informal basis at a social event — was a concern because of its length, which suggested a substantive exchange, and because there was no note taker or national security or foreign policy aide present.
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Bolton, who supposedly called the scheme to pressure Ukraine to investigate the Biden family a "drug deal," was the most prolific note taker at the top level of the White House — and could know more details than any impeachment inquiry witness about Trump's machinations with Ukraine.
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I explained to Mr. Yermak's assistant that I was supposed to join the meeting as the Embassy's representative and strongly urged her to let me in, but she told me that Ambassador Sondland and Mr. Yermak had insisted that the meeting be one-on-one, with no note-taker.
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Why it matters: These sources, including both current and former senior administration officials, tell me that the former national security adviser was the most prolific note-taker at the top level of the White House and probably has more details than any impeachment inquiry witness, so far, about President Trump's machinations on Ukraine.
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Why it matters: These sources, including both current and former senior administration officials, tell me that the former national security adviser was the most prolific note-taker at the top level of the White House and probably has more details than any impeachment inquiry witness, so far, about President Trump's machinations on Ukraine.
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OneNote (free) for Android and iOSThe best note-taker for Google fans: Google KeepScreenshot: Google KeepTight integration with other Google services isn't the only reason why you would pick Keep over its rivals, but it's probably the main one—Keep can be added as a side panel to Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar on the web.
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Trump was joined by his wife Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE, but there was no note-taker or translator from the U.S. at the meeting.
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"The Japanese market values high-quality detailed meeting notes, and Otter's highly accurate A.I.-powered note-taker overcomes language barriers and improves the operating efficiency of Japanese companies with global operations," said Tomoyoshi Oono, senior vice president and general manager of the Innovation Management Department in the R&D Innovation Division at DOCOMO, in a statement about the deal.
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Google Keep (free) for Android and iOSThe best note taker for handwritten notes: MyScript NeboScreenshot: MyScript NeboYou're going to have to pay more than you usually would for an app to get MyScript Nebo on your phone or tablet, but it does a fine job of turning your handwritten scribbles into actual searchable text—so it's probably only worth investing in if you have a tablet and a stylus.
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MyScript Nebo ($8) for Android and iOSThe best note taker for collaboration: Dropbox PaperScreenshot: Dropbox PaperSo far Dropbox Paper has managed to fly largely under the radar, but it works well for making notes on your phone, tablet, or laptop and having them synced everywhere—as with Dropbox itself, the syncing and sharing options are all top-notch, and the app handles everything from collaboration to comments well.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE was reportedly wary of including a note-taker in his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday because of a concern that details would be leaked.
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I can tell where you come from. You come from > Anwell. Go back there. > THE NOTE TAKER [helpfully] Hanwell.
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He returned to San Francisco in 1868 and became editor of the Herald where he advocated a government postal telegraph. He was appointed official note-taker of the city, and in 1875 and 1880 official reporter of the supreme court.
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InfoWorld in 1985 disapproved of the computer's high cost of accessories ("and you'll find that the Tandy 200 has more accessories than a Barbie doll"), but called it "a big step up from the Model 100 for someone who needs a note-taker or spreadsheet on the run".
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Sentence note-taking is simply writing down each topic as a short, simple sentence. This method works well for fast-paced lesson where a lot of information is being covered. The note-taker records every new thought, fact, or topic on a separate line. All information is recorded but is not organized into major and minor topics.
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8, 1990. Julia slowly developed into a more and more capable conversational agent, and assumed useful duties in the TinyMUD world, including tour guide, information assistant, note-taker, message-relayer, and even could play the card game hearts along with the other human players. In 1991, the first Loebner Prize contest was held in Boston, Mass., and Julia was there.
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Instead, Greaves continued on to Alexandria, where he collected a number of Arabic, Persian and Greek manuscripts. He was an inveterate note-taker, making countless observations in notebooks and on blank pages of other books he bought; he also visited Cairo twice, and made a more accurate survey of the pyramids of Egypt than any traveller who had preceded him. He returned to England in 1640.
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Deaf education programs must be customized to each student's needs, and deaf educators provide a continuum of services to deaf students based on individual needs. For instance, if a student is in a regular class, a note taker or interpreter might be an accommodation provided in their education plan. In the United States, Canada and the UK, education professionals use the acronym IEP when referring to a student’s individualized education plan.
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He was later given the responsibility as primary note-taker for the director when the opera began stage rehearsals Post-graduation, he moved to New-York to continue working with Robert Altman. In New York, he worked as one of Altman's production assistants in New York and on location. He served in various capacities in the editing phase of Streamers, OC and Stiggs, and Secret Honor. In 1985, Mick Kaczorowski assisted in the launching of National Geographic Explorer.
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Hughes was a prolific note-taker, correspondent, and diarist; his papers at the Library of Congress measure 5.2 linear feet. His diaries sat for many years in the Library of Congress and were not studied due to Hughes' unique "spiky Gothic hand." Molly McClellan was able to "crack" Hughes' code and transcribe the over 900 pages of his diaries, thus allowing researchers to read his account of activities during World War II, notably those of Eisenhower's inner circle.
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First Fleet Entering Port Jackson, by William Bradley, Safe 1 / 14 Op p.65During 1788, Bradley did not involve himself directly in colonial affairs, but instead joined John Hunter in extensive operations along the Sydney Harbour coastline. The two men were often away from the colony for extended periods, conducting surveys of the coastline and the lands around. A keen note-taker and sketcher, Bradley compiled a journal which begins in 1786 with the organisation of the fleet from Deptford and records the voyage to Australia.
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In March 2006, it was revealed that in late 2005 he had secretly taped several telephone conversations, including with the Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith. Blair received an unprecedented written warning from his bosses, but the chairman of the Metropolitan Police Authority, while describing his actions as "totally unacceptable", said it was not a resigning matter. The recording was not illegal and it was said to be simply to enable an accurate record to be taken for him in the absence of a note taker.
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Bricklin continues to serve as president of Software Garden, a small company that develops and markets software tools he creates, as well as providing speaking and consulting services. He has released Note Taker HD, an application that integrates handwritten notes on the Apple iPad tablet. He is also developing wikiCalc, a collaborative, basic spreadsheet running on the Web. He is currently the chief technology officer of Alpha Software in Burlington, Massachusetts, a company that creates tools to easily develop cross-platform mobile business applications.
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In the digital age, use of computers, tablet PCs and personal digital assistants (PDAs) is common. The note taker usually has to work fast, and different note-taking styles and techniques try to make the best use of time. The average rate of speech is 2–3 words per second (which is 120-180 words per minute), but the average handwriting speed as only 0.2–0.3 words per second (which is 12-18 words per minute). Regardless of the medium, note-taking can be broadly divided into linear and nonlinear methods, which can be combined.
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A zettelkasten consists of many individual notes with ideas and other short pieces of information that are taken down as they occur or are acquired. The notes are numbered hierarchically, so that new notes may be inserted at the appropriate place, and contain metadata to allow the note- taker to associate notes with each other. For example, notes may contain tags that describe key aspects of the note, and they may reference other notes. The numbering, metadata, format and structure of the notes is subject to variation depending on the specific method employed.
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It was there that Pizzo first learned American Sign Language although the curriculum taught at P.S. 47 focused on writing and lip-reading skills and discouraged sign language, she picked it up from her peers. After P.S. 47, she attended Mabel Deaf Vocational High School, which was a mainstream program. No services were provided for Pizzo in the form of an interpreter or note taker so she was forced to lip-read in all her classes. She was able to pass by studying hard but eventually focused her studies in the vocational part of the school and studied sewing and dress-making.
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CSPD Charles I 1639, 272 Borough was a good note- taker, and drew up accounts of various conferences between the royalists and the parliamentarians. The notes of the interview between Charles and the covenanters in the earl marshal's tent near Berwick on 11 June 1639 were probably taken by him. When the great council met at York he was appointed its clerk, and in that capacity he took the full notes of its proceedings which constitute the only record we possess of what took place in that assembly. Again, when the sixteen commissioners went to Ripon, Borough accompanied them as their clerk, and took notes of the treaty there.
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Calder made the greatest impact as the first Chairman for the Country Roads Board (CRB) from 1913 to 1928. Among his first tasks was to undertake an exhaustive inspection of the road system, which had been neglected by the responsible municipalities and state government since the building of the railways. Calder was known as a meticulous note-taker and enthusiastic photographer, and his notes recording the board's progress were transcribed and used as a basic reference for many years. Despite, shortages of money and manpower for road-building as a consequence of the Great War, Calder campaigned successfully for more funds, especially for arterial roads, both publicly and privately.
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Upon returning to Singapore from his studies in the UK, Pwee served in Administrative Service of the Singapore Civil Service for eight years. He was a former senior political diplomat with the Singapore Foreign Ministry, and has held senior positions in Singapore's Ministry of Defence and Ministry of Home Affairs. From 1995 to 1998, he was the First Secretary (Political and Economic Affairs) at the Singapore embassy in Beijing, where he was interpreter and note-taker for Singapore first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew during Lee's visits to China. He went on to become Executive Director of Medical Services International based in Hong Kong.
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"A Graphic Facilitation Retrospective" by David Sibbet tells the story of these early pioneers in the field who were inspired by architects (with understanding of large imagery), designers, computer engineers (who started to cluster information in a new way), art and psychology. He describes that what at a glance “just” looked like graphics was so much more: “It was also a dance, and story telling, since the facilitator was constantly in physical motion, miming the group and its communication with movement, as well as commenting on the displays….” Graphic recorders combine the skills of a note-taker and an artist to visually represent information communicated orally. Example services include creating visual summaries of meeting dialogue, conference speakers' presentations and providing graphic facilitation for organizations doing strategic planning.
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Court records show that Smith, identified as "The Glass Looker," stood before the court on March 20, 1826, on a warrant for an unspecified misdemeanor charge,; . and that the judge issued a mittimus for Smith to be held, either during or after the proceedings.. Although Smith's associate Oliver Cowdery later stated that Smith was "honorably acquitted,". the result of the proceeding is unclear, with some claiming he was found guilty, others claiming he was "condemned" but "designedly allowed to escape," and yet others (including the trial note taker) claiming he was "discharged" for lack of evidence. By November 1826, Josiah Stowell could no longer afford to continue searching for buried treasure; Smith traveled to Colesville, New York, for a few months to work for Joseph Knight Sr.,.
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In that year, before embarking on a more normal career, he had what he subsequently called a 'highly astonishing pupillage' as a note-taker and occasional interpreter in Russian for Ernest Bevin, the foreign secretary, in Moscow, Paris, and New York. Hibbert served in Bucharest, Vienna, Guatemala, Ankara and Brussels before volunteering for the post of Chargé d'Affaires in Ulan Bator, Mongolia, 1964–66. He then took a sabbatical research fellowship at Leeds University before being appointed in 1967 to the office of the Commissioner-General in South-East Asia in Singapore, first as head of chancery and then as political adviser to the Commander-in-Chief, Far East. He was Minister at Bonn 1972–75; Assistant Under-Secretary of State, Foreign and Commonwealth Office 1975–76; Deputy Under-Secretary of State 1976–79; and finally Ambassador to France 1979–82.
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Aged ninety-five, he died in Melbourne on 14 September 1987. Throughout his life, Wrigley was an "inveterate note-taker" who compiled extensive documentation concerning the theory and practice of air power, on which he lectured among colleagues in the RAAF during the 1920s. The concepts that he propagated included air superiority, the need for an air force to be separate from the other branches of the armed services, control of the air as a means of carrying out offensive strikes, and the substitution of aerial forces for ground troops. While arguing for the independence of the air arm, Wrigley was quick to dispel any notion that it would simply "arrive from God knows where, drop [its] bombs God knows where, and go off again God knows where"; rather it should act in concert with the army and navy in furtherance of government policy.
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An expert shorthand writer (one of few men of his time who represented that skill), he became a very close friend of future President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln, and during the famous Lincoln–Douglas debates of 1858, at the request of Lincoln, Hitt served as a shorthand note- taker. Lincoln's legal days in Chicago is when he had first employed Hitt. In 1872, Hitt was a personal secretary for Indiana Senator Oliver P. Morton, In December 1874, President Ulysses S. Grant appointed him First Secretary of the American Legation in Paris; he served from 1874 to 1881, and as Chargé d'Affaires a part of that time. Hitt's former home in Washington, D.C. He was United States Assistant Secretary of State under James G. Blaine during President James A. Garfield and President Chester A. Arthur's Administrations in 1881 and was elected to represent Illinois' 5th district in the United States House of Representatives in 1882.
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