A whole lecture, worked out by hand.
Mechanisms, diagrams and every step, on a dot grid. Notes you’ll actually read again.
Just ask.
Copy one, open Scriven, and paste it in.
›Lecture notes for my iPad: SN2 vs SN1. Both mechanisms with red curved arrows, each rate law, an energy diagram for each, and a comparison table.
›Notes on a footbridge beam: work out the reactions, then draw the shear and moment diagrams underneath. Box the result in red.
›Turn these slides into two pages of notes I can revise from, with the key equations boxed and a summary at the end.
Diagrams, drawn
Curved arrows, circuits, beams and graphs, labelled by hand.
Onto your iPad
Open the pages in any notes app and write over them with Apple Pencil.
Your own hand
Notes that look like yours, in the notebook you already use.