Using Speech to Text to Dictate Notes on Evernote for Mobile
The easiest way to create notes with your voice is to record an audio note. Evernote, however, does not convert audio recordings into text nor does it allow you to search for a word mentioned inside the recording.
If you'd prefer to dictate text notes into Evernote, you can use your desktop device's speech-to-text features. Most modern devices support speech-to-text and once you've enabled it, you can start dictating notes into Evernote following the steps in the video!
A few speech-to-text tips:
1. Both Android and iOS do not automatically insert punctuation marks. To enter, “Hello, how are you? I’m doing well.” You’ll need to say “Hello comma how are you question mark I’m doing well period.”
2. Be sure to read over your text after dictation. Most device dictations are not perfect, so you may need to use your keyboard to type in some adjustments.
**Note: Because speech-to-text is not an Evernote feature, please refer to your computer or device's documentation for more information and resources.
Learn more about using speech-to-text in Evernote on your desktop by visiting: https://help.evernote.com/hc/articles...