Join our Facebook Group especially for the listeners of this podcast! You can ask questions and get advice as you try integrating technology in your homeschool. If you want your teens to learn how to use it, this is one of the resources covered in FundaFunda Academy’s Computer Applications class.

Whenever one comes across something online, clip it and tag with specific keywords and choose which notebook to add it to. With Evernote Premium, everything is OCRed and becomes searchable – even handwriting! You as a parent could have stacks for each of your kids.Each student could have a notebook for each class and maybe your kids would organize their notebooks in separate stacks for each semester.Each notebook can be private or shared.Notes are stored in notebooks, notebooks can be placed in stacks.You can open up a PDF and highlight, underline, jot down notes, draw arrows, etc in an assortment of colors OR you can open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat or Preview, annotate there, and when you save and close the PDF it automatically saves to the file in Evernote. Use Tags “to read” “read” or on the subject matter or contentĮN has its own annotation system built-in.You can create notebooks for each course, inside the notebook You can take a photo of a page of notes, or business cards at a homeschool convention, and save it as a noteĢ. Evernote for HomeschoolersĮvernote has many uses within the context of homeschooling, or really any educational setting,ġ. The Evernote app describes itself as a digital notebook, but Rachel thinks it’s more helpful to think about Evernote as a digital extension of your memory-an external hard drive or archive for the central processing unit that is your brain. She is also my daughter and the teacher of the Visual Literacy class for show sponsor, FundaFunda Academy. Rachel has four years of teaching experience at the undergraduate level and currently teaches the upper-level course Media and Popular Culture for CU Boulder. candidate in media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. The guest for this episode is Rachel van der Merwe, a Ph.D. 84: Evernote online filing system with Rachel van der Merwe

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