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| * Setup drive.math.uzh.ch (Nextcloud) on your phone | * Setup [[drive.math.uzh.ch]] (Nextcloud) on your phone. * Do a scan and create the PDF. * Select the document and share it to Nextcloud (drive.math.uzh.ch) {{attachment:share1.png}} = Share the scan = * On your computer (notebook, thinlinc, ...) log in via webbrowser to https://drive.math.uzh.ch and [[drive.math.uzh.ch#Share|share]] your document (e.g. via auto expire anonymous link). * E.g.: Send the link via email to students or put the link on the lecture homepage (or upload the PDF directly to the homepage). |
Mobile: Scan to PDF
- A recent mobile with a medium camera should be enough to scan any document (single sheet or series of) and produce a PDF of it.
The well known 'CamScanner' app had strong security impacts, instead use alternatives like https://alternativeto.net/software/camscanner/?platform=android
We checked Microsoft Lens (no advertisement, no registration) and Adobe scan (registration incl. birthday).
- Both Apps can do batch scan to produce a single PDF.
Transfer to drive.math.uzh.ch
Setup drive.math.uzh.ch (Nextcloud) on your phone.
- Do a scan and create the PDF.
- Select the document and share it to Nextcloud (drive.math.uzh.ch)
Share the scan
On your computer (notebook, thinlinc, ...) log in via webbrowser to https://drive.math.uzh.ch and share your document (e.g. via auto expire anonymous link).
- E.g.: Send the link via email to students or put the link on the lecture homepage (or upload the PDF directly to the homepage).