Evernote is a simple, but incredible powerful tool. We're going to explore some of the ways educators can harness its power in and out of the classroom.

1. Welcome to Evernote!

2. Why Evernote?
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3. It’s For All Your Devices

4. The Interface May Change,
But the Concept is the Same

5. Four Main Types of Notes
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6. There Are Two Main Ways
to Categorize Notes

7. Notebooks
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8. Tags

9. Sharing is Caring

10. Flow of Information
Create a New
Note
Text
Picture
Audio
PDF
File the Note
Find & Share
Notes
Put it in a
Notebook
Use the search
function
Categorize it
with tags
Share it with
others

11. Access Everything, Everywhere
Online
Offline

12. Email Makes it Easy

13. Clip It to Read It Later

14. Keep Everything in One Place
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15. Assess Students on the Fly

16. Blog With or For Your Class
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17. Evernote is for Students Too!
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18. More Possibilities With Evernote
Scan & File
Documents, Receipts,
and Business Cards
Take Meeting Minutes
Create Reminders and
attach your notes to
them
Save recipes and
generate grocery lists
Save and write all over
any webpage or
document
Create collaborative
to-do lists

19. Resources for Further Learning
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Evernote for Teachers
Official Evernote App Center (pictured in the last slide)
10 Ways for Teachers to Get Organized With Evernote (video)
Teaching with Evernote: A 6th and 8th Grade Science Teacher Shares His
Top Tips (Back-to-School Series)
5 Quick Tips on Getting Organized at School with Evernote
Collecting Assessment Data with Evernote
Quick Tip Friday: Emailing Into Your Evernote Account
Going Paperless: Scanning to Evernote, Revisited
Resources mentioned: Evernote Web Clipper, Postach.io