Evernote

by Humeyra Altunkopru
3/26/2018

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What is Web 2.0? What are some examples?
● Web 2.0 is introduced by O’Reilly Media in 2004.

● It is a website that contains dynamic content and allows people

collaborate and share information online.

● Examples of Web 2.0 features include social networking sites and social

media sites (e.g., Facebook), blogs, wikis, folksonomies, video sharing sites

(e.g., YouTube), hosted services, Web applications (“apps”) etc.

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 EVERNOTE
What is Evernote?

● Evernote is a personal digital tool that helps you collect and organize

everything you need to be more productive.

● It is designed for note taking, organizing, and archiving.

● Users create a voice memo or a handwritten “ink” note.

● Notes can be edited, tagged, given comments, searched, and

exported.
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Screenshot of the tool

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EVERNOTE’S LOGO AND URL
● https://evernote.com/

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Create an account to use the tool
● Creating an account to use the tool

● Open your browser and visit the website.

● Click the “Download Evernote” button

● Click “Sign up” button

● Then, choose account creating options. You

can either sign in with google or your email

address.

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How does Evernote work?
Creating your first note:

● Click to new note button

● Start typing.

● You can give your note a title by clicking

● Images can addable. Just Drag&Drop the image directly into the note.

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How does Evernote work?
● You can install the Evernote “Web Clipper” to browse the web.

● The Evernote Web Clipper can clip any articles, PDF documents, email

documents.

● You can have a screenshot any webpage you desire.

● Simply select an option from the Clipper, the dd tags or extra notes to the

clipping and pick a notebook to save it in, and then click Save to send to

Evernote.

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A Video Tutorial of the Evernote:

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Educational uses of the Evernote:
Teachers:

● Organize your lesson plan: Teachers can put all their notes, outlines,
research, etc.
● They can start working on a lesson plan at home then continue working at
school.
● They can tag lesson plans with specific topics or subjects to make calling
them up the next school year.
● They can use Evernote to collect and organize information, notes, lesson
plans, resources to use in their class.

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Educational uses of the Evernote:
Students:

● Students can use Evernote to collect data from the web, take notes in
class, organize their work, and collaborate on projects, create task lists,
etc.

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Samples of possible practices of this tool in
education:
● Coordinate Projects: To get students on the same page and keep them
on task, a teacher can create a specific list of tasks related to a given
project in Evernote. That list appears on students’ computers and devices,
and as they accomplish each task, they label it “done”. This label is
instantly viewable on the teacher’s app, making it easy to determine how
groups or students are progressing.
● Facilitate ‘Reaction’ Assignments: Asking student to share their
reactions provides great writing practice, and Evernote can instantly
collect those reactions. Using the multiple-device syncing function,
encourage students to pen their reactions to a guest speaker or
classmate’s presentation.
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Strengths of Evernote
● Has infinite uses.

● Allows for upload of a variety of file types.

● Evernote has the ability to search text in images

● Can use from mobile apps, such as iPhone and iPad.

● Has options for voice notes that can be tagged and become searchable

● Notes can be converted into flashcards or practice quizzes, using Evernote

Peek, which integrates with Evernote

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Strengths of Evernote
● Connects to many other web based tools as well as various hardware

● Allows for sharing and collaboration among groups

● Capture screenshots using your iPad or iPhone, so you can capture

photographs

● Use the Page Camera to keep handwritten notes in your Evernote

notebook

● Record audio notes

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Limitations of the Evernote
● It is not compatible with all cell phones and computers ... but is adding

capability all the time.

● The standard (free) version has a monthly upload allowance of 60MB.

● The standard (free) version is limited to the types of files that can be

uploaded.

● The standard (free) version cannot search within PDFs.

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Limitations of the Evernote
● In order to capture and store some things you must take a picture of it

first. This assumes that everyone has a digital camera and is able to

upload images.

● Their privacy policy gives them the rights to your content, which means

any original writing, photos, etc. becomes theirs.

● Others can edit or delete your notes-many customers have complained

about lost notes.

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● Formatting has been an issue (especially on the iPad).
Resources:
https://www.slideshare.net/margie_comaling/evernote-tutorialspdf-7286379

http://educationaltechnologyguy.blogspot.com/p/evernote-for-education.html

http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/five-tips-for-using-evernote-in-the-classroom.shtml

https://computers.tutsplus.com/tutorials/evernote-for-beginners-the-basics-of-the-most-popular-not
ebook-app--cms-19517

https://teachweb2.wikispaces.com/EVERNOTE

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