As you can see from the chart above, note taking turns into a hot topic every August-September. We're assuming it's probably because it's the back-to-school time and you know, note taking is a crucial part of learning process. In fact, note taking has been the very spring of creative ideas and works throughout humanity; or at least, that's the marketing slogan of Moleskine, right? ;)

How do you take notes? Pen-and-Paper is probably still the best way for the majority of people. Love for iPhone is adding lots of digital flavor to note taking as well.

But for a brief moment, let's think about bringing that online. Are your notes just yours? Don't you sometimes want to share and work on them together with your friends? What happens you take notes on one device and want to access and modify it from everywhere? We all know synching isn't necessarily the most convenient way to do so.

So why not start online from scratch? Here are some of the benefits of doing so:

• you can access your notes from everywhere as long as you're connected to the Internet and we're hearing the word "ubiquitous" more than ever,
• you can share your notes with others as you co-develop your ideas and projects,
• you can brag what you know online and search engines will automatically connect knowledge-seekers to your expert pages,
• your ideas can no longer be contained in text and image formats only; they often need to be expressed in sound and video formats, the "digital" formats,
• typing is always faster than handwriting, and
• you don't need erasers as you can simply modify your notes and even go back to the older versions as you wish.

These are what Springnote offers you. Learning is becoming more digital and social and we need right tools for accomodating such changes in the education environment.

So again, we strongly urge you guys to consider Springnote as your note taking utility as well as a learning tool. Wont' regret it. :)