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Pen vs. Keyboard? Why the Tool Doesn’t Matter as Much as You Think for Personal Knowledge Management

Journal
Notelab. Developing Ideas Through Evidence-informed Note-Making
Type
digital resource
Date Issued
2025-06
Author(s)
Stefan T. Siegel  
Abstract
Handwritten notes are often romanticized as inherently better for learning than digitally-taken notes. In academic and productivity circles, many swear either by pen and paper or digital note-taking apps. But is the pen truly mightier than the keyboard – or is it the other way around? This post takes an evidence-informed look at this ongoing discussion.
Language
English (United States)
Keywords
PKM
PIM
Notemaking
Notetaking
Tool
Medium
Tools for Thought
Learning
Writing
Hybrid
Distraction
HSG Classification
contribution to scientific community
Official URL
https://notelab.hypotheses.org/2910
URL
https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/122910
Subject(s)

education

information managemen...

social sciences

responsibility and su...

other research area

Division(s)

IWP - Institute of Bu...

Contact Email Address
stefan.siegel@unisg.ch
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