I checked our Wiki today to see what was up and got a good laugh under the Scanning a Book page. I think it was from a contributor with the username Marsm:

If the book has very glossy pages you can take pictures outside in the sunshine to avoid the text being blurred out by the [...]

A downfall of wonderful digital notes is, well, your notes are digital. Any exam where the teacher mentions a test is open note and/or open book makes any tablet student wonder just how they’re going to get all their stuff out of their tablet without wasting loads of paper and time. Sure, you can ask if you [...]

James over at jkOntheRun highlights a new piece of software that looks ideal for student use (especially those operating paperlessly). Atiz, the company behind the Bookdrive DIY (highlighted by alcuin in our forums a couple of days ago), have released Snapter - an application that allows you to ’scan’ a document into an elecronic format [...]

I don’t think many people know exactly what Groove is… It popped up in the Enterprise and Ultimate versions of Microsoft Office 2007 and I think it has largely gone unnoticed. When asking my friends if they knew what Groove did, they had no idea. When I come to think about it, I [...]

Hi All! Thanks for all the warm greetings!!! I thought I’d better follow suit and get the formalities out of the way. I’m not stunningly attractive like Will so there’s no bio pic from me I’m afraid. The fact that Frank hasn’t posted one either perhaps speaks for itself…only j/king Frank :o)

Well if you don’t [...]

As soon as I mentioned that almost every serious notebook manufacturer had a Tablet PC, an apparently credible rumor is out that Dell has has one coming later this year. Expected to be a convertible and expected to be based on the Latitude D420. This is good news as Dell is the go to for [...]

One thing that I think this site has lacked over the past year is a good rundown of the systems available for students and a comparison of the features the systems offer. Hopefully I can now fill the role of being “hardware guy” as I love the gadget side of technology and [...]

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone. Thanks STPC fraternity for taking me in. I hope there isn’t some crazy pledge ritual still waiting to be endured; being a tech geek extraordinaire should be enough.

So my name is Frank and digital ink is great. That’s an opinion coming from a student deeply involved [...]

Hi everyone, I’m Will and I am excited to say that I am a new author here at Student Tablet PC.

I’m studying Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science at The University of Adelaide, Australia and use a Toshiba M200 as my daily tablet. I have a strong passion for technology and have been into Tablet PCs [...]

With over twenty applications, we had a really great pool of authors to chose from. Thank you to all who applied! It was really hard to narrow it down!

The addition of three new authors was a no-brainer on my part, but some of you may feel a little bewildered. What do we need so many [...]