To play back your recording, tap on your smart paper notes and the Pencast will playback at the point in which the notes were written/recorded, or you can access your recordings by tapping on the menu symbol from the Livescribe+ app and selecting “Pencasts”.To record as your write (Pencast), tap on the record symbol on your Smartpaper or from the Livescribe+ app.To access your digital notes, open the app and select “Page” for a page-based view of your notes or “Feed” to see your notes broken down by entry date.As you write in your Livescribe Smartpaper notebook, your notes will also appear in digital form through the app. To turn on the pen, simply take off the pen cover.Many of these steps will be similar if not identical to the steps required to setup and use other Livescribe pens, so at the very least this guide should give a good idea as to what Livescribe Smartpens are generally capable of. Today we are going to go over the steps required to use the Livescribe Symphony, the newest addition to the Livescribe line up. That being said, Smart Pens are considered a high-tech assistive technology, and there is a bit more of a learning curve when using a smart pen compared to a more straight-forward note-taking app such as OneNote. Anyone who takes notes for any reason, regardless of their learning style, could benefit from universally designed smart pen technology. These pens also often have a recording feature, which allows handwritten notes to be synced with recorded audio, thus giving smart pens users a seamless, multi-sensory approach to learning.īut Smart pens are not only useful for students who struggle with writing/notetaking. The main advantage of this type of technology is that handwritten text is instantly converted into a digital format which can then be searched, shared, converted, and synced to other apps. When it comes to students who struggle with notetaking, we often recommend smart pens.

Livescribe desktop app