RECORD LECTURES IPAD PRO
For some students it has become their “best buddy”, like it has for final year medical student Radhika Kotak who uses an iPad Pro (2020). To make the device appeal to students Apple’s annual ‘Education Offer’ is there (currently live on Apple Store Online). Since then, it has captured the imagination of people across different fields. When the iPad was first announced in 2010, there an explosion in demand for the device, with book publishers singing praise for the screen size while game developers started thinking of powerful titles. Watching lectures on a bigger screen helps.” There are these apps which have some great lectures from top faculty members available online. You may have heard of this app called Marrow. Besides reading e-books, there are online lectures and apps for medical students. “Usually when I read on other screens, I feel a strain on my eyes. While reading a book, you simply highlight the text and it gets added to the notes, complete with hyperlinks, clicking which directly takes me to the page where the original text is,” says Anuj. We can take notes from a book directly by highlighting and there some great apps, like GoodNotes and Flexil. Add to this the ability of the Apple Pencil. The medical student has as his lifeline an iPad Air (fourth generation), which has a 10.9-inch screen size, and multiple apps that help him cross-refer while making notes.
Like Anuj, many choose the iPad for being easy on the eye and comfortable size.
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