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On Thursday, August 18, I attended the first ever Evernote Trunk Conference in San Francisco. I have heard of people using Evernote for all kinds of reasons up to and including “putting everything in Evernote.&# Evernote is not just a place to record ideas. I wanted to learn more. Keep Track of Ideas. Capture It.
Upload a course in an LMS (whichever system you know best) Saving links with Diigo, Evernote, or another tool Create consistent file naming conventions Any cool trick you know in Captivate, Storyline, or the eLearning development tool of your choice (this also shows your expertise with the tool).
The running document works well for me, but you might find a tool like Evernote to be easier for collecting those thoughts. All of those sources can give you good questions or ideas. Part of the trick is writing them down or collecting them as you come across those ideas. Repurpose content. I talked about several of these points live.
While it’s early days yet, I’m not surprised to see Evernote streaking ahead. mobile technology apps business BYOD BYOT corporate Dropbox e-learning elearning Evernote governance IT m-learning mlearning organisational development organizational development policy shadow IT smartphones tablets'
Evernote tip: search (e.g.: ‘ tag:xx -tag:yy notebook:yy ‘) ; click magnify glass icon; name & save search for reuse. K12 Tech Guy (@greg_stager) February 5, 2013. Dave Ferguson (@Dave_Ferguson) February 5, 2013.
Once you install them, you'll see buttons inside Snagit to upload images and videos directly to Evernote, Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube! The buttons for Facebook, Twitter, and Evernote must be installed manually. On Mac, you can use the Evernote output with version 1 but will need version 2 for the others.
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There is therefore a clear trend this year in using tools to “organize” digital resources, as well as a continued interest in notetaking tools; Evernote continues its rise up the list, and MS OneNote makes its way back up the list again too (probably due to its new mobile apps).
For the last three weeks I have been Tweeting loads on Evernote, the popular and pretty awesome technology that allows you to capture anything and access it from virtually anywhere and from any mobile device. What you won’t find is a single reply or retweet from any of the Twitter accounts from the Evernote folks. Nothing, zero, nada.
Evernote Peek: virtual flashcards. Yes, everything at this point has an app, and the college student is more than ready to use them. Consider the following tools at their disposal: Skype: group projects from the convenience of your dorm. Grades 2: Acts as grade calculator and assignment reminder.
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Then I use several tools to keep track of information: Evernote – is a place to keep information across my devices (though I use Notes too, when I want it backed up and private). Feedblitz – this is how I aggregate blogs I track and have them come via email (where I’ll see them).
Usually, I write the post first in Evernote and copy it over. However, doing this takes time – WordPress doesn’t quite like the formatting of Evernote documents so you have to play with it a bit to get the formatting to look right, and in the interest of time, I decided to write the posts directly within WordPress.
Why this matters to you – keeping your notes on Evernote, OneNote or Google docs allows you to share your notes in the moment. I keep a separate list on Evernote for apps or tools mentioned that I found interesting I spend time reviewing that list to determine what I can actually use now, versus what goes into an idea file. Twitter!
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Evernote I heart Evernote. Blogger Blogger is what I started with, and I've stayed loyal. My blog is part of my external brain. A place where I process thoughts and ideas, record notes of online sessions, and seek advice. It's my new notetaking application. The desktop version synchs to the web which synchs to my iPod Touch.
and using these techniques I’m able to access and review my notes – from there they become blog posts, other resources or stored in Evernote. So, I went into my Evernote app to begin to set up a “Creative Notes” page. I read most of my business/L&D related books on my ipad using the the Kindle app.
“The day I discovered the ‘ Send to Evernote ‘ button was a glorious day for me,” she explained, noting that she stores all processed captures in carefully categorized notebooks for future use. For example, a client asked me “How do I delete a notebook in Evernote?” Documenting Before and Afters.
Evernote is a virtual workspace to help you get things done. Communicate, collaborate, and share in real-time, all within Evernote. Bonus: Evernote is compatible on all devices. Let’s create a checklist with Evernote. First, log into your Evernote account. If you are ready to present, it’s no problem.
Saving links with Diigo, Evernote, or another tool. Assign tasks to team members in a project management tool (Microsoft Project, Basecamp, etc.). Upload a course in an LMS (whichever system you know best). Create consistent file naming conventions.
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I have even created a category on my Evernote account, where I send myself emails every time I have an new idea for a Screenr. For the last few days, I’ve been using Screenr.com and I’m hooked, I can’t stop recording, and I’m looking for any excuse to use it again and again.
Part 1 covers blogging, using Dropbox and Evernote, developing a PLN, curating and sharing information, and sending large files. In this two-part blog post, Shannon Tipton details 10 things every L&D person should know how to do. Click here to read full version.'
I also installed the Evernote app since I've been fiddling with the desktop version of Evernote for a bit. Evernote has a Windows, Mac, Web and mobile version. Evernote's tag line of "Remember Everything" may be a tad agressive but the iPhone app lets me save audio notes, picture notes, and text notes.
Use tools like Evernote, Google Docs or other project management tools to share information. When and how often will you meet? Through which method – email Slack? Create a collaboration area to minimize meetings and to respect the SME’s time. Be sure everyone is clear on deadlines and review cycles.
The Learning Rebels’ Top Curation Tools Evernote What it is: Evernote is a powerhouse for content curation. Workplace Example: Use Evernote to curate resources for specific training modules, tagging each item for easy retrieval during planning sessions. So, make your first move, and let us know how it goes.
With Evernote for example all of my saved content is synced up across devices, and through Dropbox, I can always access my files from just about any device. Whispersync from Amazon is a great example of this, I can start reading a book on my Kindle Fire and then later continue from where I left off, right on my iPad using the Kindle App.
PowerPoint moved up to #5 and Evernote moved into the top 10 at #6. In this year’s list, Twitter retains its no 1 position – now for the 5 th year running – then comes Google Drive/Docs at #2. Google + and Hangouts moved into the top 10 at #10 and eFront moved up 19 places to #67.
Evernote: Tools for managing the tidal wave of information we are all subjected to are an absolute necessity. If we’re not to drown under uncategorised information overload, and if we’re to reduce the time we spend trying to find the ‘right stuff’ at the right time we need tools like Evernote. It’s certainly a tool that works for me.
Evernote – With over 100 million users, EverNote is the most popular app used in the online education space. If you are taking an online course and would like to share some additional programs you have found useful, please share them in the comments below! Apps For ELearning Students.
Part 1 covers blogging, using Dropbox and Evernote, developing a PLN, curating and sharing information, and sending large files. In this two-part blog post, Shannon Tipton details 10 things every L&D person should know how to do. Click here to read full version.'
As I took the second course, I had a note opened in Evernote. I have taken notes in Evernote on twelve other courses. I use Evernote because I can have a note up on my screen next to the e-learning course and type notes while I take it. You don’t have to use Evernote. Since that second module.
I’ve started copying the clippings for each book to separate notes in Evernote, from where they can be accessed easily for incorporation in blog postings and articles. And talking of Evernote, that’s where I fulfil the second of Erasmus’ recommendations. Erasmus would have been thrilled.
Documenting I've just discovered Evernote and I heart it. Check out eQuixotic's award winning Articulate piece for a nice view of Evernote's capabilities. It's my new brain and it arrived just in time (my old one was getting kind of worn). My iPod Touch synchs up with my desktop synchs up with the web version.
As Masie suggested, we're now outsourcing our memories to devices ( Evernote , anyone?); The training exercise for this type information would be on how to find it when you need it. Otherwise, it's irrelevant. we want to remember as little as possible. Learning professionals need to adapt to this change.
I've looked at EverNote and OneNote quite a bit, but I'm not convinced yet that they fit well enough for me to adopt. They picked up on my comments in Better Memory about still using notepad for taking notes in lots of cases. There are a lot of tools out there in this space. Requirements - Desktop Search Integration.
But we found that to run an effective meeting we would have multiple applications going and we were constantly switching between apps: MS Word for the agenda, Evernote for note taking, Web Conferencing for screen sharing, you get the idea.
I keep my notes on evernote. I keep a separate list on Evernote for apps or tools mentioned that I found interesting I spend time reviewing that list to determine what I can actually use now, versus what goes into an idea file. Evernote (how did we ever effectively collaborate before evernote?). Google Docs.
Image Outputs to Facebook, Twitter and Evernote (Windows and Mac). Video Capture (Windows and Mac). Video Outputs to Camtasia Studio, Screencast.com, YouTube, FTP, Facebook and Twitter (Windows and Mac). New Stamps (Windows and Mac). Paste from Clipboard (Windows and Mac). Centered Canvas (Windows).
How to use Evernote Clearly to remove all distractions and enjoy what u read online. Here are my first 10 Screenr Video Tips: Two useful Chrome Extensions for measuring anything on your screen in pixels. How to Embed interactive, clickable and live Tweets in your Blog post vs. static screenshots.
Evernote : This is another tool I use very frequently and actively. Edit, print out, e-mail directly and also share ( the way I have done with these notes ) In short, Evernote allows me to filter the web, take what I want and create my own notebook. However, this is a bit on the decline with Evernote proving more useful for me.
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