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math homework handwritten solutions with Wacom Tablet?
Annie Nonymous | Mar 28 2008
Hello all. I teach math and write out solutions to homeworks by hand. (It would take forever to typeset them, and I like to show the students that it really is possible to write out all the solutions by hand. If I can do it, they can do it.) For now I'm scanning them and posting pdf files on Blackboard (a web thingy for education... students can access the files there). When I make a mistake or want to revise the homework assignment for the next semester, I would like to be able to edit a file on my MacBook instead of cutting and pasting (literally) and rescanning. Our ITS people have given me a Wacom Tablet (intos_3 6X8) to play with. Ink is a pain. Note that I'm not looking for handwriting recognition. I would like to keep my handwriting. A tablet PC would be great, but they won't buy one of those for me. What software can I use with the Wacom Tablet? Any ideas? Should I be using Photoshop? Thanks so much, Mathknitter 4 Comments
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 Try Microsoft OnenoteSubmitted by CinoV on March 29, 2008 - 7:41pm.
I use Wacom Tablet and Onenote, a very good combination. I use it to write (hand writing) without the need to scan. Onenote is good for all kind of notes creation. Give it a try. » POSTED IN:
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