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This document discusses using Evernote in a school setting. It provides examples of how Evernote can be used for English class, gifted class, and general school work. For English class, it describes using Evernote for lesson plans, student records, voice notes, collecting materials, and the Evernote Peek app. For gifted class, it discusses lesson plans, e-portfolios, shared notebooks for activities, and sharing presentations. It also provides examples of using Evernote for monthly schedules, messenger memos, picture notes, and scanning documents.
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- 1. Evernote in School 평일초등학교 교사 박종필 http://www.facebook.com/parkjongpil
- 2. Evernote in School Remember Everything 평일초등학교 교사 박종필 http://www.facebook.com/parkjongpil
- 3. My Devices
- 4. My Devices
- 5. My Devices
- 6. My Devices
- 7. My Devices
- 8. My Devices
- 9. My Devices
- 10. My Devices
- 11. Contents
- 13. English class
- 14. English class 1. lesson Plan 2. Students Record 3. Voice Note 4. Materials - using IFTTT 5. Evernote Peek
- 15. Lesson
- 16. Lesson
- 17. Lesson
- 18. Lesson
- 19. Lesson Plan
- 20. Lesson Plan
- 21. Class Record
- 22. Class Record
- 23. Class Record
- 24. Voice Recording
- 25. Voice Recording
- 26. Voice Recording
- 29. English Contest Judge Picture & Comment
- 31. Materials
- 32. Materials 1. Evernote mail 2. Evernote Web Clipper 3. IFTTT
- 33. Evernote e-mail
- 34. Evernote e-mail
- 35. Evernote e-mail
- 36. Evernote e-mail
- 39. Evernote Cleraly
- 40. Evernote Cleraly
- 41. Evernote Cleraly
- 42. Evernote Cleraly
- 43. IFTTT
- 44. IFTTT My smart secretary
- 45. Evernote Peek
- 46. Evernote Peek
- 47. Evernote Peek
- 48. Evernote Peek
- 49. Evernote Peek
- 50. Evernote Peek
- 51. Evernote Peek
- 52. Evernote Peek
- 53. Evernote Peek
- 54. Evernote Peek
- 55. Gifted class
- 56. Gifted class 1. Lesson Plan 2. e-Portfolio 3. Activity Document - shared notebook 4. Homework & Reflection 5. Sharing Presentation
- 57. Lesson Plan
- 58. e-Portfolio
- 59. e-Portfolio
- 60. Activity
- 61. Activity
- 62. Homework &
- 63. Homework &
- 64. School Work 1. Monthly Schedule 2. Messenger 3. Picture note 4. Scan
- 65. Monthly Schedule
- 66. Monthly Schedule
- 67. Monthly Schedule PDF 인쇄 -> 폴더 가져오기
- 68. Monthly Schedule PDF 인쇄 -> 폴더 가져오기
- 69. Messenger memo
- 70. Messenger memo
- 71. Picture Note
- 72. Picture Note
- 73. Picture Note
- 74. Picture Note
- 75. Scan - dropbox, IFTTT
- 76. Scan - dropbox, IFTTT
- 78. Thank you !
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