Almost any file can be imported into your Evernote notebook-images, documents, links-you name it. What it does well: Evernote has set the bar high when it comes to data import.
While the creators have included a wide variety of functions that many notebook tools don’t have, there are some shortcomings to the program because it was not designed specifically for use as a lab notebook. Available as a desktop and mobile version, Evernote is accessible and easy to use. However, it has quickly grown to be an extremely popular electronic lab notebook tool used by students and professionals. To help you determine which ELN is best for you, I’ve examined popular platforms based on what features they have, which features they lack, how they store your data and what they cost.Įvernote is a notetaking application that was not designed specifically for scientists.
Deciding which one is best suited for you (and perhaps the rest of your lab) can be a lengthy and difficult decision that can delay your conversion. For those of you who are ready to give the ELN a shot, you’ve probably done some research and realized that there are many interfaces available-all which come with different features and price tags. Here is a review of the popular ELN platforms available detailing the cost, pros and cons of each.Įlectronic lab notebooks are on the rise both in academia and industry, which means if your desk has started to look cluttered with paper like the one pictured above, it may be time for you to make the switch! If you’re not entirely convinced that an ELN is right for you, check out Pros and Cons of the Electronic Lab Notebook. If you’ve decided to try out the electronic lab notebook and don’t know where to start, this article is for you.
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