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Top Ten Tips - Evernote



This post was written by a teacher using Evernote in the classroom.  I really like the way he breaks down how he starts to categorize how he uses this software/app.  Read the post.  I have added a few points to give you an idea of his organizational style.

Prior to Class
  • Using it to keep all PD notes and ideas in one spot.
  • A common place to keep all rubics.
  • Sub plans
During Class
  • Sharing a notebook with fellow teachers.
  • Taking pictures of what the students are doing AND pictures of what is on the board.
  • Handouts in a searchable location.
After Class
  • Grading
  • Keeping after school activities in order


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