TransactingWithText

How do I transact with text?

Although we traditionally transact with text using paper, pen, and highlighter, documents are increasingly being shared electronically. Do we need or want to print out every piece of reading material, just so that we can mark it up? In many learning environments, we do not even have access to a printer. **What is the solution?**

Depending upon the device you use (and the type of document that is shared with you), you have many options available to you for marking up the text on your computer. For example, The pictures below give you an idea of where you'll find the mark-up tools in each of these pieces of software.
 * If you are reading a PDF, you can mark it up on your iPad, in Preview (Mac) or in OneNote (Windows).
 * If you are reading a .doc file, you can use the Review features in Word or Pages.

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 * SAMPLE DOCUMENT**


 * Google Docs**

Transact with the text in this document

http://www.pdfescape.com/open/ @http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/free-pdf-annotation-tools/
 * Online Option**

@http://www.scrible.com/ Windows 10 Edge
 * Online Option for web pages**

Try one of these apps:
 * ON AN IPAD (for PDF version of a file) **
 * Notability - well-worth $1.99; ideal if you are using a stylus
 * Adobe Reader -Free
 * Skitch -Free


 * Android**
 * Evernote
 * Top 5 PDF Annotation
 * OneNote

First, begin by Printing the document to OneNote. It's one of the printers listed in the Print dialog box. Or, insert it into OneNote via the File Printout button.
 * ON A WINDOWS PC - OneNote (for PDF or .docx or .doc version of a file) **





**ON A MAC** PREVIEW **(for PDF version of a file) ** The default PDF viewer on a Mac is called Preview. It includes annotation tools.



Using WORD or PAGES **(for .docx or .doc version of a file) **

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