Typing in Ink Notes & Evernote for Math Class?

[WeCanLearnAnything 100]

I love Evernote. It is becoming a digital brain that is helping me manage a huge share of everything I want to learn.

BUT... it seems to have a serious limitation: You can't type in an Ink Note. No text box. No typing at all.

Is this feature something Evernote is going to work on? If not, would you suggest I use OneNote or some other app for taking notes for math, economics, art class, chemistry, etc. where a mixture of diagrams, math symbols, and "normal typing" (give context, verbal explanations, etc.) are best? EDIT: I did just try OneNote for mixing both text and "inking" and it seemed to work really well. It seemed made for exactly that, actually. 

Thoughts?

[DTLow 5,744]

29 minutes ago, WeCanLearnAnything said:

 You can't type in an Ink Note. No text box. No typing at all.

My preference is to use a dedicated app for serious note taking.  I use Notability (Apple)

I store the result as as a pdf in Evernote.

[WeCanLearnAnything 100]

Wouldn't using just one app - OneNote - make more sense?

[DTLow 5,744]

1 hour ago, WeCanLearnAnything said:

Wouldn't using just one app - OneNote - make more sense?

Not in my opinion.  I value Evernote as a digital filing cabinet.

I don't have a problem using dedicated apps to get the more extensive features. That includes note taking, word processing, spreadsheets.

[WeCanLearnAnything 100]

Is the ability to both ink and type in a (single) note a feature that Evernote is working on? 

[WeCanLearnAnything 100]

No answer... so I'll assume that inking and typing will be forever separate on Evernote.

I'll explore switching to Microsoft OneNote.    (Their tagging seems atrocious, btw.)