How to STUDY and EARN MONEY with your pen tablet - making the most out of it

Products used in this video:
The Wacom One pen tablet (small)* - https://amzn.to/2LS5XRI
Rankie USB to USB-C adapter* - https://amzn.to/37esdwB

* As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. I may earn a small commission for my endorsement, recommendation, testimonial, and/or link to any products or services from this website. All opinions about the tablet are my own.

Welcome to my channel! In this video I share with you ways in which you can study (e.g. note taking/revise) and earn money using your pen tablet.
You may have found me from my previous videos where I show you how I use my pen tablet for note-taking - but I use this pen tablet for many other things. It has become a very very useful tool in my everyday life and I show you how I make the most out of this pen tablet in this video. This device is a great iPad alternative for note taking and for many other things.

In my previous videos I had a lot of comments from people who were going to try making notes using their pen tablets. If you did end up buying one/using your pen tablet, then I hope you find this video useful in helping you make the most out of your pen tablet.

Not only is this tablet really affordable, you can actually find some good ways to earn a decent income as a student using this pen tablet. Using your pen tablet to tutor, educate and for creative use can open up opportunties for having different streams of income (especially useful as a student where you might not have much income lol). This will help you earn back the money you paid for this tablet and hopefully earn more money. I have used the methods mentioned in the video to earn money and I have found that these are great ways to earn money as a student and just in general. I hope they open up opportunities for you too!

APPS I USE:
1. OneNote (FREE) - very easy to use, you can write typed/handwritten notes. You can add tags to info, search up things easily and add pdf's. You can structure your notes really well. You can share your notes with others. You can access your notes online on any device. And it's FREE.
2. Notability - you can edit pdf documents very easily. If you're an A-level or GCSE student you might find this app useful to do lots of past papers. You can organise your past papers into folders and write your answers of this pdf. You can then export them as PDF again to share with others. It costs £1.99 I believe, which for me isn't too bad considering I have used it a lot.
3. Microsoft PowerPoint/Word - you can use pen tools on these applications. Just click on the draw tab.
4. Autodesk (FREE) - the app I use for drawing but also for making the animations/handwriting for these videos. It's a really good free app for digital art and drawing. You have plenty of brush/pen options and can control the settings on them to customise the tool. If you like drawing, you might enjoy doodling on there and copying/pasting your drawings onto one note.

Music in this video:
Music by ninjoi. - Outro - https://thmatc.co/?l=7BBD3184
Music by Naomi - The Coffee Shop - https://thmatc.co/?l=1B9905F7
Music by Naomi - The Ghost of You - https://thmatc.co/?l=FFF79BD4

Thank you for watching :)