Evernote for the Social Studies – Part 9: Evernote and Professional Development
Professional development is a key component for any educator, administrator or professional that needs to keep up with and provide the best expertise available. Professional development can come in forms of workshops, conferences and any other form where people get together and discuss and train on issues in their field.
As one might expect, you may be taking several notes during this time to review and reflect upon afterwards. Thanks to Evernote, you can create and organize your notes with notebooks and tags for quick and easy access. Evernote also allows you to share your notes with your colleagues via social media or by the unique note URL. Melissa Seideman recently used Evernote to take notes while attending a conference for West Essex Regional School District. Melissa was kind enough to share her notes with everyone via Twitter and agreed to let me share her notes in this blog as well. Below is a part of her notes from the conference:
Click here to see the full note.
Using bullet points and bold headings, it is much easier to create a solid note to review and organize. What is also great about creating notes such as this in Evernote is that anytime you make updates to the note it is automatically saved in the link you shared – no need to re-share the link.
How to organize your Evernote note
Here are some quick tips on how you can organize your notes in Evernote, making it much easier to review and access later on:
Special thanks goes out to Melissa Seideman for inspiring this post!
