Being an ESL teacher, my focus is on using the valuable time I have on creating helpful lessons for my students. What I like about Scapple is that its layout is simple and I can easyily put my thoughts anywhere on the canvas without too many restrictions. This is great because it allows my creativity to flow more naturally when I'm brainstorming new lessons for my students, which makes the whole process more enjoyable.

I usually handle multiple writing and organizational tasks, and what I value most about Scrivener is that it keeps my texts structured in a single tool, from the initial outline to the final content. It allows me to structure complex documents into manageable sections and add notes or references in the inspector without interfering with the main flow of the text. And because of its flexibility I can use the desktop version for more intensive tasks and the mobile app to make quick adjustments or take notes when I'm on the go.

The abilities to easily create multiple unconnected bubbles have also been beneficial to my ideas, especially while using Scapple. It provides me with an easy way of capturing an idea as well as making a thought-provoking way of approaching at the idea.