I found a few things that blew my mind today. Seriously!
I know a bit about Evernote but opening it for the first time can be confusing. I think it took me a year or two to figure it out. I would play with it and then uninstall only to repeat the whole process over.
Here are a few simple as pie posts that will help you understand the best app from a really great company. (They do state this is the next 100 year company. That is pretty impressive for a software company. I do not think Facebook will be around even half that time. Disagree? Think back to myspace.)
Many of us long for the days when there was a book we could hold in our hands that would describe the latest software tool. There is one for Evernote. The book is only $10. You can buy it and print it out.
100 Ways to Use Evernote - This may seem like a lot but it gave me many ideas that I had not thought of. There are a number of ways on how this will help you in your day to day life. I have used number 22 often. It is dead simple to take pictures of things that kids bring home from school. I save the image and tag it so I can find it later on. It is much easier than saving tons of paper. I can picture myself emailing them in 20 years with all these great memories.
This one is the most impressive. I have read about a few people using Evernote in the classroom for documenting reading conference notes but this one is amazing. I think you can use this idea in just about any subject. (Elementary teachers - this post talks about the Daily 5 and Cafe! Seriously!)
What is impressive is that this post was from 2010! (That is really about 1956 in computer years. Computer years are like dog years. I think I read that somewhere or I made it up. Not sure)
*Note: the post mentions an iPad. This is an app that can be installed on your laptop. No iPad needed.
There is even a LiveBinder for Evernote. It is pretty comprehensive and has many resources broken down into very specific sections.
Evernote 101
So... We have a book you can download, posts to read and a video to watch. There is something for every style of learner.
Now here comes the interactive part. Anyone want to add some comments on how they are using Evernote?
I know a bit about Evernote but opening it for the first time can be confusing. I think it took me a year or two to figure it out. I would play with it and then uninstall only to repeat the whole process over.
Here are a few simple as pie posts that will help you understand the best app from a really great company. (They do state this is the next 100 year company. That is pretty impressive for a software company. I do not think Facebook will be around even half that time. Disagree? Think back to myspace.)
Many of us long for the days when there was a book we could hold in our hands that would describe the latest software tool. There is one for Evernote. The book is only $10. You can buy it and print it out.
100 Ways to Use Evernote - This may seem like a lot but it gave me many ideas that I had not thought of. There are a number of ways on how this will help you in your day to day life. I have used number 22 often. It is dead simple to take pictures of things that kids bring home from school. I save the image and tag it so I can find it later on. It is much easier than saving tons of paper. I can picture myself emailing them in 20 years with all these great memories.
This one is the most impressive. I have read about a few people using Evernote in the classroom for documenting reading conference notes but this one is amazing. I think you can use this idea in just about any subject. (Elementary teachers - this post talks about the Daily 5 and Cafe! Seriously!)
What is impressive is that this post was from 2010! (That is really about 1956 in computer years. Computer years are like dog years. I think I read that somewhere or I made it up. Not sure)
*Note: the post mentions an iPad. This is an app that can be installed on your laptop. No iPad needed.
There is even a LiveBinder for Evernote. It is pretty comprehensive and has many resources broken down into very specific sections.
Evernote 101
So... We have a book you can download, posts to read and a video to watch. There is something for every style of learner.
Now here comes the interactive part. Anyone want to add some comments on how they are using Evernote?
Basically used as a universal planner/To Do/To Remember tool:
ReplyDelete-Kids birthday/Christmas wish lists... and I keep track of the things they mention throughout the months so I don't forget.
-Daily Gratitude Journal
-Screen Shots
-Grocery list
-At work "To Do" List
-At home "To Do" List
-Personal Journal
-Maps