Presentation on using Evernote for School of Environmental & Biological Sciences Faculty & Staff at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey on Wednesday, January 15, 2014
3. Why Use It?
Work
Personal
To-Do List
Personal Journal
Notes
Grocery List
Meeting Agenda
Task Management
Pictures & Videos
Contact Database
Quotes & Motivation
Websites / Articles to Read
Offline
Gym Notebook
Diet Tracker
Dates & Anniversaries
Kids Homework
Ideas for Projects
File Manager / Backup
Save Important emails
4. Getting Started
Compatible with just about
everything – desktops, mobile
devices, tablets & readers
Mobile Devices (including
Tablets & Readers): visit App
Store or browse to
http://evernote.com/m/downlo
ads
FREE to join & use
Great getting started guide
at:
http://evernote.com/getting_st
arted/
Free accounts have some
limitations
Premium account costs $5
per month or $45 for year –
adds features, security and
enhanced collaboration
Both Free & Premium allow
250 Notebooks, 100,000
Notes & 10,000 Tags
Desktop Systems: visit
http://evernote.com
Webclipper: visit
http://evernote.com/webclipp
er
5. Terminology
Notebook – groups of notes kept together
Notes – areas for saved content
Tags – keywords to assist organization and search
Sync – saving the information to the cloud
Search – powerful feature to help you find information
Operators – helps narrow search
Web Clipper – utility to add into Browser to grab content
6. Now Really Get Started
Install on all devices &
browsers
Customize your workspace &
views – I dig Snippet View!
Tag, tag and tag some more to
help organize & search
Clip, cut, paste & experiment
Audio, video & pictures in notes
Email notes, connect to Twitter
Start with Free Version and
monitor usage
Ready for Premium?
More space
Offline Notebooks
Enhanced Security
Better Technical Support
Increased Collaboration
Note History
PDF Search
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