You may have heard about it already through our webinars, in conversations with our team, or through word of mouth – Glean, the next evolution of Sonocent Audio Note Taker, is ready to launch. To get here, we conducted a Fall trial with a number of North American institutions. Among them was Cornell University.
Category: Customer Stories
What happens when you stop using professional notetakers?
Western Sydney University was looking for an alternative to professional notetakers. In 2017, they put a note taking tool to the test, encouraging stronger note taking and study skills.
Beyond the lecture: Note-taking support throughout academic life
In a recent webinar, Lindsay Green (Assistant Director of Disability Services and Academic Access at Marymount Manhattan College) spoke to us about environments other than lectures where the ability to take useful, comprehensive notes is vital.
Overcoming barriers to learning: Oregon State University successfully implements AT
Are peer notes finished? In a recent webinar Oregon State University discussed moving away from peer notes in favour of AT.
Studying Smarter, Not Harder: Wake Forest University’s Top 3 Sonocent Tips
Thanks to Sonocent, Wake Forest is helping students study smarter, not harder. So how do they do it? In a recent webinar, they gave us their top tips.
Improving note-taking accommodations and reducing admin burden: How Rose State succeeded in implementing Sonocent
Find out how Rose State College was able to improve note-taking accommodations whilst reducing admin burden by implementing Sonocent.