And BTW if you use also Dropbox or Google Drive, you would like you to check our http://cloudHQ.net/evernote cloudHQ will sync all your Evernote notes with Dropbox or Google Drive. So you can have offline backup of Evernote, or you can easily import Google Docs or Dropbox files into Evernote.

For example, some of cloudHQ users are professors and they use cloudHQ to sync shared Google Docs documents (shared by students) with their central Dropbox account and Evernote.

Cheers,
Senad

I’m working on a free iBook history text. You’ve given me great ideas for creating the teachers resource activity guide in Evernote. I’m wondering, do you think that it could be set up so that students could collaborate and share their thinking via iPad? Since its an iBook I’d like to keep the whole package on the iPad. It would also need to be easy for non-techie teachers to work with.

I hate worksheets. Any Evernote replacement ideas gratefully accepted.

Cheer,
Peter