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Introduction to Evernote

Buffy Hamilton, Ed.S.September 2010

Learning 21 @ The Unquiet Library

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Part I: Evernote Basics

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What Is Evernote?

• Capture multiple forms of information

• Organize and share your notes

• Search your notes by keyword, title, or tag

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One Account, Many Devices

• Download software for your PC or Mac

• Mobile devices

• Web clipper (Chrome, Firefox, Explorer)

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Evernote to the Rescue

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What Can I Put in Evernote?

• Notes and research

• Web pages clips

• Tasks and to-dos

• Photos of whiteboards and blackboards

• Emails

• Resources via social media

• Business card snapshots

• Ink scribbles or handwritten graphic organizers in a notepad

• Camera phone snapshots

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More Evernote Awesomeness

• Evernote also has the ability to recognize printed and handwritten text within snapshots and images.

• Add it to your Evernote account, give it a few minutes to process; then, search for the text.

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How Information Is Organized in Evernote

• Notes: Everything added to Evernote is saved as a note. You can have as many notes as you like. Each notes can contain text, images, audio, PDFs, digital ink, and attached files (Evernote Premium only).

• Notebooks: Notes are organized within notebooks. New accounts start with a single notebook. You can create as many notebooks as you like. You may also choose to share notebooks; shared notebooks have RSS feeds.

• Tags: Tags are keywords, or labels, that you manually associate with a note. Notes can have multiple tags. Assign the same tags to notes on similar topics, and you will be able to quickly filter your notes later using those tags.

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How Information Is Organized in Evernote

• Attributes: Attributes are auto-generated information about notes. These include creation dates; note contents, such as file attachments and to-do checkboxes; and information on the source of the note –whether it was emailed in or clipped from the web.

• Saved Search: If you find yourself performing the same search over and over, you should create a Saved Search. Put in all your search criteria, then save it. Now you can repeat the search without having to re-enter the criteria. A Saved Search may contain any combination of keywords, tags, and other filters.

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Bookmarking and Clipping

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Clip from the Browser

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Google Chrome

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Google Chrome

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Google Chrome

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Firefox

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Firefox

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Internet Explorer

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Clipping 101

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Evernote in the Clouds

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Evernote in the Clouds

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Evernote in the Clouds

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Evernote on Your Computer

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Evernote on Your Computer

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Evernote on Your Computer

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Customize the View

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Customize the View

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An Evernote Note on Your Computer

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An Evernote Note on Your Computer

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Easily Move and Organize Notes

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Evernote for Mobile Learning

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Evernote on Your Mobile Device

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Evernote on Your Mobile Device

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Evernote on iPad

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The Evernote Trunk

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What Is In The Evernote Trunk?

Three Types of Tools

• Hardware

• Applications

• Software

Trunk Categories

• Mobile

• Desktop and Web

• Hardware

• Gear

• Notebooks

http://www.evernote.com/about/trunk/

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Mobile Apps in the Evernote Trunk

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AP Mobile App in Action

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AP Mobile App in Action

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AP Mobile App in Action

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AP Mobile App in Action

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Synchronize Your Account Between Devices

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Part II: More Cool Evernote Features

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Twitter and Evernote

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Twitter and Evernote

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Twitter and Evernote

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Email and Evernote

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How To Get Your Evernote Email

• Sign in to your account via the web at www.evernote.com

• Go to “settings”

• Scroll down to “Emailing for Evernote”

• Grab your email address

• Add as a contact where needed

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Add Your Evernote Email to Your Contacts

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Add Your Evernote Email to Your Contacts on Your Mobile Phone

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Email and Evernote

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Google Reader and Evernote

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Google Reader and Evernote

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Google Reader and Evernote

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Bookmark a Database Article

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Bookmark a Database Article

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Bookmark a Database Article

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Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

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Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

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Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

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Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

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Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

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Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

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Record Voice Notes

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Use Mobile Apps

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Use Mobile Apps

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Use Mobile Apps

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Amazon Kindle Reading Notes

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Amazon Kindle Reading Notes

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