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Using Evernote

Evernote Allows You...

to record text.
to take pictures.
to record audio.
to import scanned items.
to save links.
to organize information.
to sort information.
to tag information.
to use cloud storage.
to work from any device.
to share with parents.
to collaborate with others.
and much much more!

Why Evernote?

Getting Started with Evernote

Evernote for Teachers: Get Started
Reflect and Refine: Six Ways to Use Evernote
Reading by Example: Examples of Practice: Using iPads and Evernote When Assessing Readers
Evernote for Educators: Livebinder of helpful resources to answer question
Cybraryman's Educational Sites: Evernote (links to many resources)
Two Writing Teachers: Using Evernote to Confer with Writers
Michelle Nero Evernote Pinterest Board: Everything Evernote

Doing More with Evernote

Reflect and Refine: Tagging in Evernote
The Evernote Blog: 10 Tips for Teachers Using Evernote (more ways to utilize this tool)
Susan Dee: Linking Google Docs and Evernote
Reading by Example: Use Post-Its and Evernote for Ongoing Literacy Assessment
Miss Spink on Tech: A Simple Checklist Minus the Paper
Lifehacker: I've Been Using Evernote All Wrong. Here's Why It's Actually Amazing
Reflect and Refine: Using Evernote for Forms and Templates
BradSemp: How to Use Evernote Tags
David Nield: Ten Tricks to Make Yourself an Evernote Master

Images from Evernote.com Click picture for Evernote School Apps

Other Apps to Consider with Evernote

Other Apps for Evernote: The Evernote Trunk
Reading by Example: Evernote Smart Notebook - Is It Worth It?
Reflect and Refine: Assessment Tools Going Digital (GhostWriter, etc.)
Noteshelf
Penultimate and Noteshelf: Great Tools for Documentation
Evernote Web Clipper
Miss Spink on Tech: Evernote Clearly and Web Clipper

Twitter Evernote Peeps

If you're looking for people using Evernote or often able to help with questions, these people on Twitter may be a resource: