Semantic and Interactive Search in an Advanced Note-Taking App for Learning Material

Atashpendar, Aryobarzan; Grévisse, Christian; Botev, Jean; Rothkugel, Steffen

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-05657-4_2

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“…Researchers Aryobarzan, Christian, Jean and Steffen found that tablets are the main source of students' scholarly organization, especially when it comes to note-taking [14]. They argue it is a much better approach to that of traditional pen and paper note-taking since said digital devices also allow them to use semantic searches.…”

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“…It refers to other devices as well, but does not go in depth on smart-phones in particular as our app does. Their popularity and portability make them an excellent medium of communication and tools, namely apps such as note-takers [14]. Albeit all other electronics are reliable options, smartphones present more benefits in a fast paced scenario such as a school or meeting.…”

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“…Note-taking is an important part of students and professional life, but presents various problems such as editability, loss/damage potential and readability. Making an app solves this by avoiding those issues and providing various benefits [14]. They are easy to organize, share, and access in comparison to traditionally handwriting notes.…”

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In recent years, note-taking applications have become a common tool due to the simple organizational features it can provide. A key aspect of note-taking applications is the ability to efficiently record and edit large amounts of data. SQL databases are well suited to this task because they provide a reliable and scalable way to manage structured data, allowing note-taking applications to more efficiently store notes, tags and metadata associated with each note. They also support search and retrieval operations, enabling users to quickly find the information they have recorded. In addition, SQL databases provide features such as data stabilization, alternation and access, which help ensure the integrity and security of user-entered data. By utilizing SQL database replication and sharing features, note-taking applications can distribute their data across multiple servers, improving performance and reliability. In our experiments, the app demonstrated its reliability and memory capabilities. With a mean load time of 3 seconds. In summary, note-taking applications benefit from using SQL databases due to their efficiency, scalability, and data management features. These advantages help users maintain integrity, find information quickly, and keep their notes secure.

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confidence: 99%