Yet another vote for MindMapping.
I'm an MD/PhD student, and the first student to use a windows tablet with onenote for all my medical school notes and research activity.
I can tell you its setting a trend cause frankly, IPad's and even windows tablets without a wiacom pen do not compare to what I am able to do with my Samsung Series 7 tablet using onenote.
I know at least 4 others that have made a transition to use OneNote on their laptops instead of their IPads...HOWEVER!!
#1 complaint is the LACK of an integrated MindMapper: I understand linking onenote pages and the like, however, OneNote needs a mindmapper that allows future editing without loosing structure/connections as you would with a makeshift mind-map via inking.
You wanted customer Feedback, here it is. Add a feature packed integrated MindMapper to OneNote.
P.S. I'm on the verge of purchasing that GEM Add in solely for the MindMap feature...however it doesn't seem to let me try it before I buy it.
I purchased GEM and it has been the greatest thing ever...not just because of what it confidently adds but because at anytime day or night if I have needed anything (usually because of a Windows issue and needed something), I have gotten a quick response
in under 20 minutes and the person has made sure my problem has been solved, regardless of how long it has taken. In total I have spent a little more than $50, for constant updates and improvements in addition to OneNote. I use other mind mapping software
(thanks Microsoft rewards and a sale...that $30 something program was free and can be inserted in one note but lately there has been nothing but problems...I first purchaced GEM favorites for about $22 which includes mind-mapping...not anything fancy but it
its basic and does the job and later purchased regular GEM...low $30s...I am a SPED teacher but also have LD myself and am SSD/HOH, VI from brain surgery and need more ways to organize than one note had to offer and also teach students ways to organize
as well. This seemed an affordable addition.