Sarah Melgar, one of Kdan Mobile’s interns in spring 2019, attended the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts (NCECA) conference on March 27-30. NCECA is a nonprofit organization which supports global education and appreciation for ceramic arts. While at...
It takes more than creativity and technical skills to build an app. Experimentation, communication, and teamwork are key to keeping the project up and running. For our NoteLedge team, the best way to refine a product is to put ourselves in the users’ shoes and use it...
“It is a really great tool to capture class work daily, which also enables students to share work with family at home. Using NoteLedge has given the students (and I) the choice to support and diversify their documentation; it also has been great choice for...
“NoteLedge is my constant companion for capturing ideas for decorating and writing … [it] has allowed me the freedom to be more of a fearless writer”. This week in this edition of User Story, we are featuring our latest int erview with Errica Jones, a dedicated user...
“This multifaceted app is incredibly useful for my study... It offers many practical functions which are way beyond what traditional note-taking can ever offer.” In this edition of NoteLedge User Story, we are featuring the recent interview with the grand prize winner...
The autumn term for schools and universities is now well underway. As winter slowly creeps in, the warmth and energy from the summer will soon fade away. Workload is starting to build up and school life is getting more stressful. But there is no reason to have a...
“I use NoteLedge to create digital portfolios of my students work. I take pictures of what they've done and type what they have said or discovered. I use these to look back on to see student progress and it helps me when writing report cards and during parent...
“NoteLedge has been pivotal in a number of artworks I've created. For example, one time I did a painting and I thought it was finished. A couple of months later I looked at it and I had a wild idea about what I might do to it but I was nervous about spoiling what I'd...