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1. Introduction to Evernote
Buffy Hamilton, Ed.S.
September 2010
Learning 21 @ The Unquiet Library

2. Part I: Evernote Basics

3. What Is Evernote?
• Capture multiple forms
of information
• Organize and share your
notes
• Search your notes by
keyword, title, or tag

4. One Account, Many Devices
• Download software for
your PC or Mac
• Mobile devices
• Web clipper (Chrome,
Firefox, Explorer)

5. Evernote to the Rescue

6. What Can I Put in Evernote?
• Notes and research • Business card snapshots
• Web pages clips • Ink scribbles or
• Tasks and to-dos handwritten graphic
• Photos of whiteboards organizers in a notepad
and blackboards • Camera phone
• Emails snapshots
• Resources via social
media

7. More Evernote Awesomeness
• Evernote also has the ability to recognize
printed and handwritten text within
snapshots and images.
• Add it to your Evernote account, give it a few
minutes to process; then, search for the text.

8. How Information Is Organized in
Evernote
• Notes: Everything added to Evernote is saved as a note. You
can have as many notes as you like. Each notes can contain
text, images, audio, PDFs, digital ink, and attached
files (Evernote Premium only).
• Notebooks: Notes are organized within notebooks. New
accounts start with a single notebook. You can create as many
notebooks as you like. You may also choose to share
notebooks; shared notebooks have RSS feeds.
• Tags: Tags are keywords, or labels, that you manually
associate with a note. Notes can have multiple tags. Assign
the same tags to notes on similar topics, and you will be able
to quickly filter your notes later using those tags.

9. How Information Is Organized in
Evernote
• Attributes: Attributes are auto-generated information about
notes. These include creation dates; note contents, such as
file attachments and to-do checkboxes; and information on
the source of the note –whether it was emailed in or clipped
from the web.
• Saved Search: If you find yourself performing the same search
over and over, you should create a Saved Search. Put in all
your search criteria, then save it. Now you can repeat the
search without having to re-enter the criteria. A Saved Search
may contain any combination of keywords, tags, and other
filters.

10. First Steps
• Register for an Evernote account
• Download to your computer
• Choose a web clipping tool (or tools)
• Clip
• Work with a note
• Synchronize
• Great and practical tips:
http://markstout.blogspot.com/2009/10/your-first-day-with-evernote.html

11. Bookmarking and Clipping

12. Clip from the Browser

13. Google Chrome

14. Google Chrome

15. Google Chrome

16. Firefox

17. Firefox

18. Internet Explorer

19. Clipping 101

20. Evernote in the Clouds

21. Evernote in the Clouds

22. Evernote in the Clouds

23. Evernote on Your Computer

24. Evernote on Your Computer

25. Evernote on Your Computer

26. Customize the View

27. Customize the View

28. An Evernote Note on Your Computer

29. An Evernote Note on Your Computer

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Easily Move and Organize Notes

31. Evernote for Mobile Learning

32. Evernote on Your Mobile Device

33. Evernote on Your Mobile Device

34. Evernote on iPad
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35. The Evernote Trunk

36. What Is In The Evernote Trunk?
Three Types of Tools Trunk Categories
• Hardware • Mobile
• Applications • Desktop and Web
• Software • Hardware
• Gear
• Notebooks
http://www.evernote.com/about/trunk/

37. Mobile Apps in the Evernote Trunk

38. AP Mobile App in Action

39. AP Mobile App in Action

40. AP Mobile App in Action

41. AP Mobile App in Action

42. Synchronize Your Account Between
Devices

43. Part II: More Cool Evernote Features
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44. Twitter and Evernote
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45. Twitter and Evernote

46. Twitter and Evernote

47. Email and Evernote

48. How To Get Your Evernote Email
• Sign in to your account via the web at
www.evernote.com
• Go to “settings”
• Scroll down to “Emailing for Evernote”
• Grab your email address
• Add as a contact where needed

49. Add Your Evernote Email to Your
Contacts

50. Add Your Evernote Email to Your
Contacts on Your Mobile Phone

51. Email and Evernote

52. Google Reader and Evernote

53. Google Reader and Evernote

54. Google Reader and Evernote

55. Bookmark a Database Article

56. Bookmark a Database Article

57. Bookmark a Database Article

58. Share Your Notebooks in an
Information Portal

59. Share Your Notebooks in an
Information Portal

60. Share Your Notebooks in an
Information Portal

61. Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

62. Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

63. Share Your Notebooks in an Information Portal

64. Record Voice Notes

65. Use Mobile Apps

66. Use Mobile Apps

67. Use Mobile Apps

68. Amazon Kindle Reading Notes

69. Amazon Kindle Reading Notes

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