Tag: Evernote

What do entrepreneurs do that you could do if you work in education? Part 3: Tools

Jul 2, 2015

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Graeme Smith

in 2.0, Adult, Adult Learning, Adults, ALEC, Ed, Edtech, Education, edupreneur, Embed literacy and numeracy, Embed numeracy, Embedded numeracy, Embedding numeracy, entrepreneur, Gear, Literacy and Numeracy, NCALNE, Professional Development, Qualifications

Tools for your (mostly) digital toolbox The other day I outlined some of the ideas, approaches, and tools that I’ve started using in my work in education that have made my life easier and more manageable. Mostly, I’ve borrowed these concepts and tools from the world of start ups, entrepreneurship, and design. Then I suggested a short…
Using Evernote for work, sharing files, collaboration despite some nearly fatal flaws and issues

Apr 6, 2014

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Graeme Smith

in Collaboration, Edtech, Education, Evernote, Evernote sharing, Free, Productivity, Resources, Software, Technology, Text, Uncategorized, work

Evernote is a pretty cool app… It works across all major platforms and devices as well. I mentioned the other day that I’m going to try and use it as my digital filing cabinet for everything that’s not already organised online. However, I have a couple of major issues. I’m invested a fair amount of time…
OMG I’m so OCD (Or Digital Tools for my Digital Toolbox)

Apr 3, 2014

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Graeme Smith

in 21204, ALEC, Business improvement, Business model generation, Edtech, Education, email, Evernote, Gear, Productivity, Software, Uncategorized, work

I have a new goal… I’m trying to significantly reduce the amount of paper that I file and store. I’d like to eliminate three huge filing cabinets and shift everything, or nearly everything, to a completely online and mostly paperless system. I’m planning on using Evernote to do this in combination with the camera on my…

Tag: Evernote

What do entrepreneurs do that you could do if you work in education? Part 3: Tools

Using Evernote for work, sharing files, collaboration despite some nearly fatal flaws and issues

OMG I’m so OCD (Or Digital Tools for my Digital Toolbox)