I use it for:

• untangling thoughts
• sketchnoting books
• planning
• drafting blog posts
• drawing

A- uses it for: (she's 6 years old)

• practising cursive
• doing mazes and dot-to-dots
• drawing
• reading lyrics

Things I'm learning:

• Exporting PNGs at 200% works well for my workflow. I rename them in Dropbox and upload them to sketches.sachachua.com.
• Carefully copying & deleting pages lets me preserve page numbers. I use lassoed titles for active thoughts and maintain a manual index for other things.
• Layouts:
  • Landscape: only easier to review on my laptop
  • Portrait columns: lots of scrolling up and down
  • Portrait rows: a little harder to plan, but easier to review
• Many books fit into one page each.
• Google Lens does a decent job of converting my handwriting to text (print or cursive, even with a background). Dropbox → Google Photos → Orgzly → Org
• Draft blog posts go into new notebooks so that I can delete them once converted.
• The Super Note helps me reclaim a lot of the time I spend waiting for A-. A digital notebook is really nice. Easy to erase, rearrange, export… It works well for me.
• Part of my everyday carry kit

Ideas for growth:

• Settle into monthly pages, bullet journaling techniques
• Practise drawing; use larger graphic elements & organizers, different shades
• Integrate into Zettelkasten