article thumbnail

Using Evernote to Design and Deliver Training

Mindflash

On Thursday, August 18, I attended the first ever Evernote Trunk Conference in San Francisco. I have been a light user since early 2010, but recently I have taken on so many projects that I have been searching for an organization system that works for me. Evernote is not just a place to record ideas. I wanted to learn more.

article thumbnail

What’s in My Conference Bag? ATD ICE 2018

Learning Rebels

Why this matters to you – keeping your notes on Evernote, OneNote or Google docs allows you to share your notes in the moment. Why spend your time searching for charging stations for outlets? Search my network to find out who is going to be there and when. Google Photos! Especially with Google docs. SUPER COOL!

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Friday Finds: Productivity Hacks

eLearning Brothers

For example, my first foray into using IFTTT was when I was searching for a new apartment in a very competitive market. I created an applet to send me an email to my Gmail as soon as an apartment fitting my specific search parameters was posted on Craigslist. (I If you’re a heavy social media user, that’s a great one.

article thumbnail

1st update on 10 Tools Challenge 2013

Jane Hart

Photo/image. 12- Evernote 71- OneNote. Search/Research. 4- Google Search 10- Wikipedia 52- Google Scholar 62- Bing. 30- Wikispaces 32- Google Sites 88- PB Works. VIDEO, AUDIO & IMAGE TOOLS. 2- YouTube 25- TED Talks/Ed 56- Khan Academy 78- Vimeo. 29- Audacity 47- iTunes and iTunesU. Moviemaking.

article thumbnail

My Top 10 Learning Tools

Clark Quinn

On the information finding/sharing path, some tools I use include: Google – like everyone else, I’m all over searching. 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).

Tools 174
article thumbnail

The 10 basic online tools every trainer and online facilitator should know

Joitske Hulsebosch eLearning

(photo by Kitty Terwolbeck ) There are lots of online tools that you can use for free or for very little money. But Twitter is also very useful in a learning trajectory - search and follow your participants who are on Twitter. You may also use Evernote to store your resources, but I prefer diigo because its default is public.

article thumbnail

Apps for Learning and Collaboration in the Enterprise

OpenSesame

Here are some of the tried and true apps for information sharing, collaboration, social networking and staying organized: Evernote and other note-taking apps that sync information among all of your devices, making it easy to track your to-do list, add photos, clip webpages and share information with your colleagues. Instagram and Path.