As
mentioned last week I needed a new note taking system for Android
that allowed me to keep records, lists, and multimedia in the same
place. I seem to have found this in
Omninotes,
a free app designed by Federico Iosue.
I
find that prompts are helpful when they come in different formats-
sometimes text, sometimes pictures sometimes video, sometimes sound.
OmniNotes allows you to incorporate all or any of these into the same
note, And then categorise them with a coloured tab so you can
distinguish them.
Notes
can be ordered in a number of ways. 'Last modification date' is the
setting I've chosen. This means when you add a new note, this is
moved to the top of the pile, as in ColorNotes (sadly lacking in
OneNote). Also if you update an older note, the same happens (Also
like ColorNotes and not OneNote). Other options are 'Title,'
'Creation date' and 'Reminder date.' If you lose track of something
in your notes, there is a text search function. There's also a speech
search function, but I haven't got this to work yet.
I've
been dabbling with this for the last few days, but I have yet to put
it to any serious tests to see how it fares when memory difficulties
become an issue. I've also not tested it at any events, times when I
would be collecting notes and multimedia that I would subsequently be
using to create a blog post. (I'm going to new Manchester club History
tonight and you can come too.)
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