notebook
- noun
- /ˈnoʊtˌbʊk/
- Specialized
- I did a little experiment on one of the notebooks, and I'm pleased with the results.
- create a notebook
- engineer's notebook
- SMART Notebook
It's going to be from naming your notebooks, naming the notes, adding tags, and the search I only name.
- It's going to be from naming your notebooks, naming the notes, adding tags, and the search I only name.
Examples
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Reports from teachers who develop units using the unit resource notebook format continue to pour in.
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Opening up the Mean Notebook Pro feels really good.
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I then only required the notebook itself.
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Technology teachers may wonder how they will have time to read every single student's engineering notebook.
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The notebook usually has a list of suggested guidelines for keeping a notebook, typically printed on one of the first pages.
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And you can launch Jupiter notebook on the repository itself.
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In fact, I will show you the notebook and there's all this computation and stuff.
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As an example, SMART Notebook uses a similar organizational metaphor to PowerPoint.
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Additionally, participants were introduced to LiveBinders, a digital three-ring loose-leaf notebook for the Web.
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Data scientists often use a notebook to document their code alongside visualizations and explanations.
Compounds
A notebook with a metal or plastic wire along one side that lets pages turn easily
A notebook with a spiral of wire or plastic that lets pages turn easily and lie flat
How Interactive
- Specialized
- Texting
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Notebook is made from the parts note ('a short record') and book ('pages to write on'), and a digital notebook is like a book of notes on your computer. Digital notebooks keep text, pictures, and even small pieces of code and results together, which is why we call these interactive documents 'notebooks'.