Evernote is a great note-taking tool for all educators. It is cross-platform and can be run on your computer or as a web app. In addition, it has many mobile apps as well.
Whether you want to type a note, speak a note or video a note–Evernote can do it! I use Evernote to “bookmark” web content and have well over 3000 notes archived.
Best of all, Evernote offers a free option that will definitely meet most of your needs. If, after a while you find Evernote as useful as I have, there is a premium version available.
ForEverGeek.com has published a great infographic detailing the popularity and capabilities of Evernote:
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One great use of Evernote is the ability to share “notebooks” that contain your individual notes. This is great for sharing information to a class and instead of numerous, long links just publish your Evernote notebook link. For instance, here is my shared notebook for the iPad
In addition, take a look at the multimedia box in the upper right-hand corner of this page for an Evernote video tutorial.
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