Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
Inkling keeps the mistakes in the margins
Inkling presents a note-taking tool that preserves erased handwriting and connects corrections and learning gaps to moments in a lecture.
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- Students reviewing lecture notes and teachers supporting them
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- The site says detection is measured against a learner’s own baseline, not a class average.
Field notes
The interactive exercise keeps erased strokes visible as dashed ghost ink and pairs them with rewrites made in the same spot. The broader workflow described on the page measures writing pace, erasing, and pauses against an individual baseline, then organizes examples into a lecture timeline. A sample calculus session marks a correction at 01:40 and an unresolved product-versus-chain-rule gap at 04:10.
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