Cursive makes a comeback

“Handwriting enables civilization,” wrote the Indian novelist Toba Beta.

The case for cursive is more compelling than ever.

That case is made even stronger when you consider that digital handwriting — using technology such as MyScript’s Interactive Ink — makes writing with a stylus on a tablet just as fully-featured, straightforward to use, easy to edit, and simple to digitize as writing with a word processor and the keyboard. Digital writing brings the productivity benefits of digital computing to the writing process, making your notes not only easy and edifying to take, but searchable, storable, and easily shareable. When you add in MyScript’s remarkable ability to accept and automate mathematical equations, geometric shapes, and musical annotation, handwriting with a stylus on a tablet using MyScript’s Nebo technology is actually in many ways simpler than writing with a word processor.

Look for more on this in future blogs, when we’ll spend some time analyzing the nature of a good writing experience and taking the measure of the remaining obstacles keeping everyone you know from regularly using digital, handwritten ink daily.

Stay tuned.

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