Readers of my blog know that I write a daily blog on Bible study topics. In addition to that, I write two Bible study lessons for the church I attend. Both of these require a fair amount of research and writing.
A valuable tool in my work has been AudioPen. This tool enables me to capture highlights from my readings and dictate notes directly into my computer. These notes are then saved into a file, which I can further develop into lessons. Throughout this process, AudioPen assists in converting my spoken words into written content.
I find it easier to collect my thoughts with words spoken, as opposed to words typed. AudioPen captures my thoughts, puts them in good order with proper grammar and punctuation, sometimes cleans up my language, and then produces a product that I can revise when needed or leave alone. It is a very valuable tool for my writing.
There are many more features to AudioPen than I use. I use what works for me. You may find some of its features far more expansive than the ones that I use.
Another aspect of AudioPen that I value is the interaction with its creator and developer via email. Louis and I have engaged in several email exchanges where I convey my thoughts, and he informs us about the latest enhancements he has made to the product.
I highly recommend it and would encourage you to check out the website and see for yourself the value of AudioPen.
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