notebooker

English

Etymology

notebook +‎ -er

Noun

notebooker (plural notebookers)

1. A person who habitually writes in a notebook.
   • 2007, Valarie L. Akerson, Interdisciplinary language arts and science instruction in elementary classrooms:

     In short, Da Vinci could be considered one of the world's earliest and finest science notebookers. The Internet has many sites devoted to the writings and drawings of Da Vinci.

   • 2009, Philippe Lejeune, On Diary, page 291:

     When “notebookers” find out that someone keeps a diary on computer and revises it, they are outraged (it's not sincere any more!) and vaguely jealous (it's too easy!).