E1---" When you have to create content for a living (here and my day job), you are constantly processing information. I am constantly looking for new approaches to capture the information and ideas during the day. The best tool that I have found so far is the note taking service Evernote."from Christopher, one of the many Evernote users.
R1---" I've tried dozens of programs that do similar things. In the old days, they were called "personal information managers". Many of these tools are specialized, so to handle it all you might use a to-do list (or "Getting Things Done" organizer), Internet bookmark manager, screen-capture utility, document management system, and free-form database.Evernote does all that, and virtually anything else you throw at it ... yet, it doesn't cost you anything until you throw enough stuff into it to pass its generous monthly threshold. For what it is worth, I clipped over 200 items before passing the limit.Use Evernote to save your ideas, things you see, and things you like. Then find them all on any computer or device you use. For free. It's worth a try, you might like it." This is another comment from Evernote users- Dan
Some Evernote Facts
E2---Evernote is one of the most talked about online note taking applications. One special feature here is the drag-and-drop desktop version that allows you to see your notes and clips offline.You can use the Evernote mobile application for your Windows Mobile phone or iphone to capture pictures and record audio to send to your Evernote account. You can also email notes to Evernote using a secret email address
R2---Phil Libin is the CEO of Evernote. Evernote currently has six million users since its release in 2008. But the latest, more updated version has only been online since November.
It has many competitors: Simplenote, Microsoft One Note, Netvibes
The premium version costs 5$ a month or 45$ a year and it offers you 1000 megabytes of usage a month.
E3---The free version offers 60 megabytes a month. This may seem like a large difference but I use evernote for everything and I have the free version. This tasking system is useful for students because you can basically bookmark scholarship and school pages and have them all in one area, instead of having them clog up your favorites. You also create sub-sections and labels, which I love.
How to use Evernote
R3---Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere.
E4---1) You capture the things you want to remember using what you already use—your Windows or Mac computer, the web, and your mobile phone.
R4---2) Evernote runs everything through its recognition technology, and then synchronize the information across your devices. You can then organize and tag the notes, if you wish.
E5---3) When you want to find something, just search or filter and there it is just like you remember it. it across your devices. You can then organize and tag the notes, if you wish.
R5---If you use multiple computers (work and home) with multiple operating systems, don’t worry Evernote will sync your notes to all of your devices instantly. No matter which device you're using you can always capture any information and pull it back up. You can use a PC, Mac, and Phone (text, voice, photos).
show the special feature and tutorial from elizabeth??
Infinitely Useful (some of the ways that you can use Evernote)
E6---Put your thoughts, ideas, inspiration, and things to remember all in one place. Use Evernote for work, for play, and for everything that’s noteworthy. Here are a few suggestions
R6---1) Snap a photo of a business card with your phone, and have an easy way to store and access contacts.
E7---2) If you are a traveller, use it to apture plane tickets and confirmation numbers, hotel invoices, and receipts for your expense reports.
R7---3) Get inspired. Keep a file of anything cool you want to buy for yourself or as a gift, whether it’s online or out in the real world.
E8---4) Keep notes from your meetings all in one place. Take a picture of a whiteboard and you’ll be able to find it later.
R8---5) Plan your next trip. Clip web pages, maps, and itineraries. Capture sights, sounds, tastes, and anything else.
E9---6) Research web sites and clip pages directly from your browser.
R9---7) Keep a record of your favorite wines by snapping a photo of the label when you find one you like.
E10---8) Remember the things you were supposed to remember. Create to-do lists, jot down random thoughts, leave a voice memo, and more.
R10---9) Create notes right from Twitter and save tweets that you like on Twitter.
E11---10) Create a supply list and pull it up when you're at Home Depot
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