The Evernote Smart Notebook by Moleskine Digitizes and Automatically Tags Your Handwritten Notes. Amongst others, I use Evernote for the following: - funny, pretty and inspirational stuff; nice to look back at when I'm in a bad mood - personal wishlist; not just things I actually want right now, but everything I think I might want someday - technical articles relating to work - cheat sheets - bookmarks I just tried Evernote and as I used it I found more and more uses for it. I think about 99% of my Evernote entries are copied from the web, so I wouldn't have a need for the Evernote Smart Notebook. I use it extensively to aggregate every piece of information that isn't an actual document. I think everyone uses it a bit differently but to give an example I use to track character bios, plot arcs and general ideas for my books.
It's pretty good at random information, anything that could end up a post-it - such as your houses air filter size, your oil filter for your car and the serial number of your bike. Look at any note related to my brother, regardless of what notebook it is in. Did You Know: Note Links, and How to Use Them. Posted by Kasey Fleisher Hickey on 21 Oct 2011 Comment Note Links are a new-ish feature we introduced that’s been talked about here and there on the blog.
Not only are Note Links a powerful way to create an organizational structure that you like, they’re a way to actually associate your notes with a variety of 3rd party services. Let’s talk about how you could be using Note Links. Creating a Note Link You can create Note Links on any desktop version of Evernote and access Note Links from Evernote anywhere (including mobile versions). Note Links are a super powerful way to bring organization, structure, and connectivity to all of your notes in Evernote. Create Note Links on Your Desktop, Access them Everywhere Once you start using Note Links, you probably won’t go back. Create a table of contents for a selection of notes. *If supported by your program, Note Links open Evernote when clicked. These are just a few ideas for how you can use Note Links. Go Premium.
Evernote Blogcast | Remember everything. Quick Tip Friday: Merging Notes. Posted by Alex Muramoto on 09 Nov 2012 Comment Evernote is a great way to collect all your memories in one place. Whether you’re gathering photos related to a new home renovation with the Evernote Web Clipper, collecting meal ideas with Evernote Food, or jotting down plans for a work presentation directly in Evernote, the number of notes on any given topic can add up fast. Often, organizing notes as you collect them isn’t convenient, and copying content from one note into another later can be a pain.
Merge notes by following these steps: Select the notes you want to merge (Command + Click on Mac or Ctrl + Click on PC)A thumbnail view of the notes with options will appear in the Note ViewerClick the ‘Merge’ button All of the selected notes will be merged into a single note. Please keep in mind that notes originally created in other Evernote apps, such as Evernote Food, Evernote Hello or Skitch, will no longer be accessible in those apps once merged. Have you used this feature? Go Premium. Teaching with Evernote: A 6th and 8th Grade Science Teacher Shares His Top Tips (Back-to-School Series) Posted by Kevin Buran on 30 Aug 2011 Comment Bio Kevin Buran teaches 6th and 8th grade science to students at Carmel Middle School. I use Evernote, Everywhere: I love… ScanSnap Scanner for scanning in worksheets and student workJotNot for taking snapshots of my daily itinerary and saving them instantly to Evernote I use Evernote for..
I first heard about Evernote about a year ago, but have become an avid user much more recently. For sharing information with my students Recently, there was a landslide in my area which blocked the roads and kept students from school for several weeks. I put everything my students might need to access —worksheets, articles, and labs — into a Shared Notebook that they can access through a link or via Moodle, a service that our school district has integrated.I have a Scanscap scanner, which I use to shoot worksheets straight into Evernote. For research and labs For extending the classroom beyond school walls User Tip Go Premium. The Nerdy Teacher. Clip: Clip: The Epic Evernote Experiment. I will be keeping a running journal of all things Evernote as I roll out a complete Evernote Environment in my classes that will be utilizing a class set of iPads. I'm excited to see where this takes me and I cannot wait to see how my students use Evernote.
Stay tuned for more updated as I move closer to the school year. Post 1: It Begins... Hello everyone! This Fall, I will be doing an Epic Evernote Experiment. My plan is pretty simple, use Evernote to share all of my class notes and reading with the students. I have spend the past few days compiling all of the resources I have used in my class for my Honors American Literature, Traditional American Literature and Freshmen English. I created four Notebooks for each class; Assignments, Notes, Handouts and Stories. This process was a long and tedious one, but I have these notes FOREVER. This would be an awesome experiment, but it's not quite epic. I'm really excited about the possibilities of creating this environment for my students.