Taking notes when teacher uses powerpoint slides? Am I able to print the slides on livescribe paper?
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Hi T Guinn, I have the same issue as you and what i did was to paste the Livescribe sticky notes on my ppt printout. Another way is to indicate the slide no when writing notes on the Livescribe note pad.
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Yes, I am a middle school teacher, and I used it to show PowerPoint presentations to my class that I had saved on my computer's hard drive, and presentations that I had saved on my thumb drive. In addition, I was able to show movies I had made using Movie Maker, and DVD's that I had purchased. It's a very good projector!
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You replace the ink. The livescribe comes with extra ink cartridges, so you can replace the ink when that happens. The starter note book is a 5 subject notebook so is rather large. You can even print your own pages IF you have a laser printer. you can also find extra cartridges I believe at livescribe.com. There is also a small 3x5 notebook which can also come in handy for quick notes or lists. it's a pocket version of the larger notebook. Save the page that has the commands on it, that comes in handy also. The microphone is a good idea too, it helps reduce the scratching noise from writing on the page. You replace the ink. The livescribe comes with extra ink cartridges, so you can replace the ink when that happens. The starter note book is a 5 subject notebook so is rather large. You can even print your own pages IF you have a laser printer. you can also find extra cartridges I believe at livescribe.com. There is also a small 3x5 notebook which can also come in handy for quick notes or lists. it's a pocket version of the larger notebook. Save the page that has the commands on it, that comes in handy also. The microphone is a good idea too, it helps reduce the scratching noise from writing... » Read More You replace the ink. The livescribe comes with extra ink cartridges, so you can replace the ink when that happens. The starter note book is a 5 subject notebook so is rather large. You can even print your own pages IF you have a laser printer. you can also find extra cartridges I believe at livescribe.com. There is also a small 3x5 notebook which can also come in handy for quick notes or lists. it's a pocket version of the larger notebook. Save the page that has the commands on it, that comes in handy also. The microphone is a good idea too, it helps reduce the scratching noise from writing on the page. « Show Less
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Yes. I normally take pictures of lecture notes and send them to my students.
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I have found that the 3D headphones (from Livescribe) does a great job in cutting ambient noise when recording in a conference setting (or in your case, classroom setting). Also, you can try setting the "Audio Quality" to High - the obvious downside is that your number of recorded hours goes down, but this has never been a problem for me as I sync my pen with Evernote almost daily.
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No... You can draw, write a note and when your are done press the button and it erases. There is no place to connect to other devices print or copy and you can not replace the batteries. When the battery goes about 100,000 erases... the unit is no good anymore.I originally purchased one to take notes by the phone and found our grandchildren liked it so much that I purchased one for each, and one for each or the youth ushers at church. Purchased 10 so far in the past year. They all love it, but it not a replacement for a tablet or a laptop.
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The carbon will ONLY work one way, actually you insert the sheets separately, print on them and assemble after, so you certainly can flip pages over and print on the backs, but only the bottom of the white sheet will print onto the top of the yellow, so essentially only the "tops" will have all the handwritten info and the "backs" advisory info inly. In fact I do that for my daycare over 20 years.
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Just adjust the slides to fit the envelope you choose. It will feed it right through. You'll need to adjust the print screen depending on the orientation you choose for the envelope.
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Short answer: no. This device is a lot like an electronic version of the old doodle pads, where you press a lighter plastic film onto the black background. You can take notes, but once you erase, they're gone. I use it in place of small scraps of paper.
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Yes, you can download Abiword (open beta ATM) for .doc editing, and Gnumeric for spreadsheets. Unfortunately, there's no PowerPoint substitute.
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Yes, sort of. You have to save the PowerPoint as a picture file, and you can click through that way. The only challenge is you lose animations and transitions, so it works best with simplified presentations.
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However I would recommend getting an mk808 instead. I have both and the performance is WAY better on the 808, definitely worth the extra $10 even if you're only using it for powerpoint. Mk808: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009OX22B4/ref=pd_aw_sims_e_15
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No PowerPoint. Just a camera that projects jpg files. Not sure whether it would project PowerPoint files converted to PDF.
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Yes, you can take notes with them. However, it may take some practice to write quickly with them if you have not used them before.
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Any idea if it will work for non-Powerpoint? Like Keynote or NeoOffice slideshows?
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Absolutely perfect for school - Microsoft Office (Word, Outlook, OneNote, Excel and PowerPoint) are included at no charge and update to the most current version. OneNote is perfect for all your drafts and class notes! Everything can be set to save automatically to the cloud (OneDrive) whenever you're on WiFi. All of your research and class needs should be met. There are free apps for Adobe Acrobat (PDF) and PDF markup. And there are a variety of fun & useful apps.
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I think you have to have PowerPoint software loaded to play your file. I haven't tried but pretty sure it want work unless you have the engine loaded on a device to run the file.