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I'm looking for a voice recorder for school. Would anyone suggest one, or maybe even an iPad app?

And as far as iPad apps, how good is the mic, optimal range, etc?

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If you have an iphone, it came with an app called Voice Memos. It works fairly well.
 
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I've used inClass on my iPad (1st gen) and it's worked well in both small classrooms and lecture halls.

Edit: I tend to sit in the front, so can't speak to a maximum range, but it worked much better than I expected.
 
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Use Voice Memos app on an iPod. I use it every semester and get great audio recordings that I can transcribe onto paper later when I am studying.
 
If you have a Mac, open up Word and go to View > Notebook layout. You can then record audio in Word and take notes simultaneously, then if you want to listen to a certain part again, each line of notes has a little speaker icon that you click and it plays back the audio that was taken when you were typing on that line. It's GENIUS and I used the crap out of that in undergrad. Plus the layout is cute with the notebook and the tabbies. :love:

Idk if PC's have that feature in Word.
 
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I like to use the notability app on my iPad, that way I can record and take notes with a stylus and have them in the same place.
 
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Windows has a good one too. I sat in the back of a 200 person lecture hall and recorded with the voice recorder. :)
 
If you have a Mac, open up Word and go to View > Notebook layout. You can then record audio in Word and take notes simultaneously, then if you want to listen to a certain part again, each line of notes has a little speaker icon that you click and it plays back the audio that was taken when you were typing on that line. It's GENIUS and I used the crap out of that in undergrad. Plus the layout is cute with the notebook and the tabbies. :love:

Idk if PC's have that feature in Word.
If PC's don't have this feature, I'm getting a MAC ASAP. :)
 
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