It‘s pretty useful already, that you can type out your answers but for subjects like for example math, having scratchpad to also handwrite your answer would be very beneficial. Anki already has this feature:
Hey there,
in Anki, there is a feature that allows you to draw something on a white notepad before checking the flashcard.
This allows practicing complex structural chemical formulas or other “drawing related things”.
Especially when studying medicine or sciences in general, I think this is an essential feature and should be part of the IOS app (therefore usable with Apple Pencil).
This is how it looks in Anki, though I am sure there is a more fashionable way to solve it
I hope you can take my request into consideration.
Best regards, Tobi!
Didn’t know Anki had this feature! I found a workaround btw: It takes a few seconds to set the up but the splitscreen works fairly well
Hi,
I was using Anki before discovering remNote. One function I liked on Anki on Android was, that you could scribble the answer with the pen and then click on “show answer”.
Of course it is faster to type the answer into the text field with the keyboard. But the scribble answer request would be quite useful if I had the answer wrong. Once I figured out I had the answer wrong or didn’t remember the answer at all, scribbling the answer helps me to remind it next time.
I prefer to not export the rems in Anki to use this function.
Anti has a scratchpad in their reviewer which is quite nice to use. I wonder if its possible to incorporate that into remnote
The scratchpad is just somewhere you can draw/write in. I know that Remnote allows you to type it in but writing it down is better for memorising concepts and flowcharts.
Yes it would be a nice function to have. As someone else said, it could be used for science subjects, for flowcharts/mindmaps and also for learning languages. For example languages like Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Thai, Hindi etc.
Hi, has this feature been added already? I’m on a process of switching from Notion to RemNote or Obsidian Notes, but, I really need to be able to draw on the doc like I draw on a notebook with ruled paper.
Please post all feature requests on the feedback platform. This particular request already exists there.