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Evernote for Schools – Education Series Roundup

Our Notes | By Ron Toledo
 

Evernote in the classroom has always made perfect sense to us. With its flexible organization features, sharing capabilities, cross- platform synchronization and, of course, powerful search, Evernote is a well-suited tool for educators and students alike.

We recently had the opportunity to attend the NAIS Conference (National Association of Independent Schools) with with our new friends from IdeaPaint.

Over the course of the event we had dozens of teachers and administrators come up to our booth and share the ways they were putting Evernote to use at their schools. We heard from teachers who were using Evernote with their students, as well as administrators who were implementing large-scale deployments–much like The Montclair Kimberley Academy.

Alex Ragone, Director of Technology at Collegiate School in New York City

Alex Ragone dropped by and shared all the ways he and his students at the Collegiate School are using Evernote to remember everything:

“I love the ability to move between my laptop, iPad and Android phone. I put class rosters in Evernote so I can quickly pull up my attendance at the beginning of each class and use it to take notes in meetings all the time.  I’ve also used Noteshelf to ink notes and sync them with Evernote, making them searchable. All of these great uses of your product simplify the process of storing information.”

Alex has also implemented Evernote on iPads at his school as part of a school-wide experiment. He’s written about his experiences and has also participated in an education-focused podcast called Ed TechTalk Webcast, hosted by Bill Stites. For more, follow Alex on Twitter and check out his blog.

Learn More

If you’re a teacher or educator looking for some guidance, check out some of these education-related resources:

Evernote Sponsored Accounts

Sponsored Accounts make it easy to give Evernote Premium to any number of people at your school (teachers, administrators and students). Sponsored Accounts take the hassle out of purchasing and managing Evernote Premium subscriptions for groups of any size by centralizing the billing process. We also offer a 50% educational discount to qualifying educational institutions.

How are you using Evernote?

If you’ve ever snapped a photo of a whiteboard in class, organized a semester’s worth of research or built your lesson plans in Evernote, let us know. Please share your stories in the comments below.

Join the discussion about Evernote for Schools on our forum. Learn from educators and share your own experiences, best practices and tips.

  • Kevin Buran

    Recently, some of my students have been unable to come to school as there has been a road closure in Big Sur due to a landslide. Some of these students may be unable to come to school for weeks, if not months. Evernote’s shared folder system has been very useful in that it gives students a portal through which they can access class notes, worksheets, PPTs, and labs. Nice work.

  • http://www.puebloturquoise.com Willow

    I LOVE EVERNOTE! I use it for so many things, but my most recent use is for store receipts, and it’s great! I have always had trouble keeping up with the darned things, especially when I need to return something, can never find it. Now I take a picture of the receipt with my I-Phone and immediately send it to Evernote!
    Voila! All receipts now easily accessible and with me at all times, whether by I-Phone, I-Pad or PC.
    Thank you Evernote, you are brilliant!

  • http://www.studentsteachstudents.com John A. DuBois

    I have been using Evernote as a means to capture quote, either as I read them in my textbooks or as I create them when teaching mr students. I find the tags assist in cataloguing information for future reference. However, I am excited to see what other options are available to educators. Thank you Evernote!

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